How Much Do Employers Spend on Benefits?
Offering competitive benefits is essential. However, going overboard is sure to put a dent in your...
Offering competitive benefits is essential. However, going overboard is sure to put a dent in your...
Volunteer time off (VTO) is when an employer provides employees with PTO to be used for the purpose...
To attract and retain qualified people, employers must provide desirable working conditions and...
An employee handbook is a powerful tool to communicate an organization’s values and vision. It lays...
Going virtual with new employee onboarding is a new reality for many organizations. Not only is it...
When it comes to employee benefits, most companies have a very difficult choice to make. Small...
Your employee handbook introduces your company’s mission, vision, policies, procedures and culture...
Under the Consolidated Omnibus Budget Reconciliation Act, continuation of health coverage starts...
Payroll reports are useful for reviewing compensation details, evaluating payroll accuracy,...
The widely accepted definition of full-time employment is 40 hours per week, but part-time...
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