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Can Employers Ask for a Doctor’s Note?
Employers can generally make doctors’ notes part of their sick leave policy, as long as the...
State and Federal Laws on Final Paychecks
Unlike federal law, most states have detailed rules on final wages… The Fair Labor Standards Act...
IRS Updates Mileage Rates for 2020
Under the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act, taxpayers cannot claim a deduction for moving expenses, except...
What’s Your Decision-Making Style?
The most effective leaders use a combination of styles depending on the decision being made… Does...
7 Soft Skills Every Team Needs
A recent LinkedIn survey of 4,000 talent professionals and business leaders showed that 57% of...
The Benefits of Outsourcing Payroll
With all the work that goes into preparing and administrating payroll, this activity alone can...
Employee FAQs: Form W-2
Form W-2 shows taxable wages, not gross wages. Many times salaried employees expect to see their...
How the 2020 Leap Year Could Affect Your Payroll
So a leap year has two extra days, increasing the likelihood of an additional payday for salaried...
Can I Modify an Employee’s Time Sheet?
You can fill in the missing punches, but you’ll need to ensure your entries are correct… The Fair...
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