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10 Tips for Managing a Labor Shortage
Since the baby boomers, there simply haven’t been enough births to keep up with every retirement. As a result, small businesses are struggling to find qualified employees for every open position. By adopting a few tips and strategies, you can improve your company’s...
10 Tips for Managing a Labor Shortage
Since the baby boomers, there simply haven’t been enough births to keep up with every retirement. As a result, small businesses are struggling to find qualified employees for every open position. By adopting a few tips and strategies, you can improve your company’s...
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Top 10 Payroll Mistakes to Avoid
Avoid the frightening reality of payroll mistakes. Payroll management is a critical function for businesses of all sizes. Accurate and compliant payroll processing is essential to ensure employees are paid correctly and on time while avoiding costly mistakes and...
School Proves Parents Will Pay for Excellence in College Prep
Client Profile WILMINGTON, N.C. — After a morning rain, the late-spring sun is drying out the playgrounds. Amid the low yellow-brick classroom buildings, children of various ages are noisily engaged in play as they anticipate the summer break. Wilmington’s Cape Fear...
Integrated System Eliminates Paper, Eliminates Errors, and Cuts Costs
The totally paperless Human Resources office has finally arrived, thanks to Advanced HR, a key element in Savers Admin’s Evolution-brand Human Capital Management system. Julie Frye The result, said Julie Frye, Director of Operations, is lower cost with fewer errors....
Is Same-Day Hiring Right for Your Organization?
It’s time to speed up your recruiting and hiring process With the U.S. economy running at record-low unemployment, it is easy to see why competition for top talent is fierce. Unfortunately, it takes organizations nearly 24 days on average to complete interviews and 42...
What is Section 7 of the NLRA? What about employees discussing their wages?
Congress enacted the National Labor Relations Act (NLRA) in 1935 to protect the rights of employees and employers, to encourage collective bargaining, and to limit certain labor and management practices that can harm the general welfare of workers, businesses, and the...
Time and Attendance Management Challenges in Healthcare
How to choose a system that addresses industry complexities Labor costs make a greater impact on healthcare organizations than perhaps any other industry. Industry experts note that a hospitals labor ratio—the total labor costs divided by total revenue—is one of the...
Strategic Sourcing and the Contingent Workforce
HR and Procurement both have a role to play As the digital revolution continues to empower new and more efficient types of working, a dynamic workforce ecosystem has emerged. From small companies to Fortune 500 enterprises, HR leaders are pursuing the right mix of...
It’s the Busy Season – if You’re in the Business of Fireworks
For Payroll Providers, It's Project TimeAmerica's most successful companies blend business with technology to achieve big success in the marketplace.In some cases, "spectacular" would not be too strong a word.Fireworks by Grucci is a 168-year-old family-owned business...
OSHA Reporting Due July 1, Including From State Plan Employers
OSHA-covered employers with 250 or more employees, and those in certain high-risk industries with 20-249 employees, must electronically report their Calendar Year 2017 Form 300A data by July 1, 2018. Reporting must be done through the online Injury Tracking...
Should Employers Help Employees Pay Off Student Loans?
Debt is a leading source of stress for younger employees It was once possible to obtain a university degree in the UK at no cost to the student. Then, in 1998, a tuition fee was introduced, but it cost just £1,000 per year and borrowers did not have to pay it back...
Tax Impound Account Best Practices
When it comes to payroll taxes, the margin for getting it wrong is, well, none. And yet some risky practices persist, perhaps in the mistaken belief that high-profile cases of disaster are the result of practices so egregious that anyone with a little common sense can...
How Gender Bias Creeps into Performance Reviews
Women still haven’t caught up to men in the workplace According to the World Economic Forum’s Global Gender Pay Gap Report, the average pay for men in 2017 was $21,000, but for women it was only $12,000. There hasn’t been meaningful improvement in closing this gap in...
When is it appropriate to use a performance improvement plan (PIP) as opposed to a disciplinary action notice or a record of employee conversation?
Performance improvement plans (PIPs) are best suited for performance issues, such as an employee not hitting their required sales goals or failing to complete projects on time. PIPs are put in place for a pre-determined period (often 90—120 days) and involve regular...
Technology For Agile Workers
Should the company provide tech devices? In most cases, a business does not owe remote employees any office furnishings, supplies, or technology as a matter of law. That’s because the ability to work from home is generally viewed as an employee benefit. Ask your...
Ban the Box and Employee Background Checks
Fair chance laws impact candidate background screening Pre-employment background screening, including criminal and credit histories, resume verification, and drug testing, is an important tool in the hiring process for most organizations. These tests help employers...
Protecting Employee Personal Information with GDPR
Data privacy under the EU’s General Data Protection Regulation The EU’s General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) is the most sweeping data privacy regulation in decades. It protects personally identifying information (PII) for EU citizens that is collected, used,...
Global Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) Requirements by May 25, 2018
Employers doing business in the European Union (EU) or who have employees who are EU residents need to comply with the Global Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), which takes effect May 25. Employees will be requesting copies of their employee data, and these businesses...
Workplace Wellness: How You Can Minimize the Costs of Employee Illness
Learn the most expensive medical conditions impacting your company’s healthcare plan — and bottom line According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), sick employees cost U.S. employers billions of dollars each year. Illnesses range from colds, flu,...
ACA Rate Change Season Upon Us
ACA Rate Change Season Upon UsState if VA Insurers Forecast Big Price Jumps – Other States In Same FixInitial filings from several insurers aiming to participate on the state’s ACA marketplace in 2019 show double-digit rate hikes.According to Documents Filed with...
Can I ask an employee if she’s pregnant?
We recommend you not ask an employee if she’s pregnant. Generally, employers may not inquire about an employee's private health information unless an employee has requested an accommodation or leave. It’s understandable that you will need to plan for her absence;...
HHS Releases Plans – Deregulation With Focus on Financial Risk … Non-ACA Plans
HHS Releases Plans – Deregulation With Focus on Financial Risk … Non-ACA PlansProviders, insurers and pharmacies can expect a major regulatory overhaul later this year.The administration’s spring 2018 unified agenda, released on Wednesday, offered a preview into...
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