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Choosing When to Pay Employees
As long as you pay your employees, at least as frequently as the period specified by your state’s...
Handling HR and Payroll for Remote Employees
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Creating Employee Break Policies
The FLSA does not consider meal periods as work hours — which means the time is unpaid and should...
Understanding Garnishments
State wage garnishment limits may differ from federal limits, in which case the smaller amount...
Why Candidates Don’t Accept Job Offers
Your candidates are increasingly more online savvy and will search your company before they decide...
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Tips to Reduce Employee Turnover
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Exempt vs. Non-Exempt Employees
To figure out who has to get overtime, look to the job, not the way the employees are paid… Some...
Affordable Ways to Reward Employees
The happiest employees are those who feel they have a real impact on the company they work for… A...
How Payroll Cards Work
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