5 Helpful Tips When Terminating an Employee

An employee termination is always a difficult event. They are often emotionally-charged for the employer as well as the employee, which can lead to a hasty termination and confusion or anger... Read more »

What Is the FLSA?

The Fair Labor Standards Act (FLSA) states that employers are required to provide non-exempt workers at least the federal minimum wage. Read more »

Complexities of Multi-Jurisdictional Workers’ Comp Claims

Many companies and jobs require workers to travel out of state to complete tasks. Read more »

A Guide to Satisfying OFCCP Internet Applicant Rules

The Office of Federal Contract Compliance Programs (OFCCP) deals with the record keeping completed by federal contractors and subcontractors. While these parties might encounter internet applicants, the OFCCP created guidelines relating to... Read more »

Developing the Remote Workforce

For years now, the business community has been buzzing over the growing number of workers doing their jobs from remote locations, both down the street and around the world. Some estimates say... Read more »

Sales Compensation Plan Design

As a payroll manager, likely one of the most difficult aspects of your job is determining how sales professionals should be compensated for their performance. Read more »

Managing Your 401K Plan

For a majority of hardworking Americans, 401k investment is their biggest source of retirement savings. Read more »

Limit on Deductions for Executive Compensation at Public Companies

Executive compensation amounts continue to be one of the most controversial, complex and interesting issues in American business today. Some are calling for government limits on the amounts paid to senior... Read more »

Payroll Issues of Domestic Partnerships

The definition of a domestic partnership varies depending on the state, but it is basically a personal relationship that involves individuals who are not bound by marriage or civil union, but who... Read more »

Look After Your Payroll and Your Payroll Will Look After You

It is mandatory to keep full payroll records for 7 years. An unexpected phone call, letter, or even unscheduled visit from HMRC to inspect company tax and NI returns can be a... Read more »
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