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New Study Challenges Attitudes About Unbanked Employees
When an employee declines direct deposit and chooses to receive a paper check, what do you think? A recent study makes the case for finding out why employees have barriers to banking.
Yes – Managing Mental Health Crises at Work is Possible
A serious medical incident at work is likely to trigger an appropriate response among employees. For example, nearly everybody in the office knows enough to call 911 should a coworker suffer cardiac arrest. It is likely that someone also knows how to provide CPR.
Retaining and Engaging Top Talent: 2 Things We Don't Talk About
Google the phrase 'how to retain and engage top talent' and you will find tons of articles listing dozens of different tips for keeping your workforce intact.
Key Strategies for Reducing Stress at Work
Stress is part of living in the modern world. It is normal for people to experience at least a minimum amount of stress every now and again. However, consistent stress experienced on a daily basis is not normal, nor is it good.
How's Your Data Security?
The answers to data security issues are all around you – not just in your computer system. On your desk. On the copier. In that box on the floor of the storage closet.
4 Ways Your Employees Can Save on Prescriptions
Prescription drug prices continue to be a thorn in the side of those trying to rein in healthcare costs. Indeed, rising prescription prices constitute one of the single largest contributors to rising health insurance premiums.
Top 5 Tips for Helping Employees Set Goals
Setting goals is part and parcel of the professional business environment. Employees are encouraged to set goals for the coming year, then track them along with management over the next 12 months. The process is seen as a way to increase employee engagement and productivity.
Top 3 Changes for Payroll in 2020
With the start of each new year come changes in how we pay taxes. Some years, the changes affect employer payroll departments. 2020 is one of those years. There are numerous changes at both the federal and state levels that your clients should be aware of. This post highlights the top three.
New W-4 Released: APA Offers Resources
The final version of the new Form W-4 has been published and the IRS is asking professionals to become familiar with it so you can determine proper withholding in 2020.
Out Now: The Latest Data on Payroll Salaries and the Profession
The American Payroll Association has just released its 2019 Survey of Salaries and The Payroll Profession, which offers a comprehensive inside look at payroll departments across the U.S.
Revisions to IRS Form W-4: Are Your Clients Ready?
We have known for several years that a new W-4 is coming. The 2019 W-4 is slightly different from its predecessor, but the 2020 form is completely different. The IRS intends to simplify the process with its new form. Whether or not it works out that way remains to be seen. The question now is whether or not your clients are ready for the coming changes?
Open Enrollment 2020: What Your Clients Need to Know
We are quickly approaching the annual open enrollment period for health insurance benefits. Whether your client provides health insurance or not, employees need to know what this is all about. They also need to begin preparing for open enrollment now. You can help by educating your clients about this important topic.