Guidelines for Employee Termination
While employee termination can be tough, it is often the best thing to be done for the success of...
Increase efficiency with Employee Self-Service
Employees will appreciate taking charge of their own information and HR staff can be freed for...
Avoid 4 Common HR Mistakes
HR mistakes can cost you time and money, and your reputation… Human resources may sound and look...
Employer Guide to Vacation & Sick Leave
If you want to keep your workers happy and healthy, you will need to offer a package that entitles...
4 Ways to Track Employee Attendance
Everything from electronic clocks to biometric tools can keep your records up to date and your...
5 Ways to Protect your Veterinary Practice
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Retain Employees with additional Benefits
Companies that do go above and beyond in what they offer may see improvement in morale and an edge...
Must-Have Items for an Employee Handbook
An employee handbook can protect you if you’re taken to court by a disgruntled employee or former...
When Do Employees Have to Be Paid for Breaks?
When dealing with an employee accommodation break, it’s important to follow not just the FMLA and...
Checklist: Switching Payroll Providers
It’s best to switch at the start of the quarter or at the end of the year, when you’ve already...
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