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Ever tried to figure out payroll and been left more confused than when you started? Payroll and HR departments require significant knowledge; rarely do business owners and leaders have the time to learn and perfect those systems. That’s where payroll consulting comes in.
Wondering if your human resources department is compliant with current laws or running as well as it could be? Does your company show signs of needing HR, but you don’t have the staff or time to manage it? Using a human resources consultant or an HR consultancy firm can significantly help businesses of all sizes.
Rejection hurts. Hiring managers across the nation are feeling more rejected than ever. With approximately two jobs for every unemployed American, it’s harder than ever to hire the talent you need for your organization.
The term “quiet quitting” started popping up earlier this summer but really began striking fear into the hearts of HR professionals in the last couple of weeks when LinkedIn included it in their News section. When you ask people what it means to them, it boils down to essentially three camps: Disengagement Boundaries, level-setting, and […]
Selecting your next HR technology vendor can seem incredibly easy or an impossible task. Here are five mistakes we see organizations make when selecting a new HCM partner. Don’t worry, we’re sharing some of our recommendations to avoid these mistakes. Want to learn more about our vendor selection services? Check our vendor selection page or contact us. Selecting […]
The Ohio Department of Taxation recently released updated Ohio withholding tables to be used for payroll beginning September 1, 2021.
Congratulations on your new job, marriage, or new baby! Now it’s time to update your W-4. Any major life event should prompt an update to your W-4.
Expense reimbursement schemes can be a significant issue for many organizations.
Payroll fraud and its prevention should be a significant concern for organizations because a single instance of fraud can average up to $70,000
The IRS has recently issued guidance on the taxability of Dependent Care Assistance Programs (DCAP)/ dependent care FSAs for 2021 and 2022.