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Report Says Undocumented Immigrants in U.S. Pay Nearly $100 Billion in Taxes
Emburse and Finexio Partner for B2B Payments
How Generative AI Will Disrupt Accounting
Mid-Market Optimism Hits Pre-Covid Record Highs
Wage Garnishment Tips and Myths: Webcast
Wage garnishments are at an all-time high. In many states, employers are becoming increasingly more liable to creditors. But many organizations still overlook wage garnishments and view them as an obscure and complex aspect of business.
Young Millennials Worried About Self-Driving Cars
What's more, in what may be a reality check for the automotive and technology industries, the upcoming generation of car buyers is more worried than excited about the concept of self-driving cars, with concerns about safety, viruses, hacks or other ...
65 Percent of Small Businesses Report Problems with Hiring Process
Building a successful business depends largely on hiring the right people. But as small and midsize firms expand, how strong is their hiring process? A new survey from global staffing firm Robert Half aimed to find out.
6 Tips for Measuring Time and Attendance
One of the most frustrating aspects of payroll can be measuring the time and attendance of employees. Here are a few tips for making it easier.
Expensify Partners with Greenhouse for Expense Tracking
Recruiters simply click a button in Greenhouse that automatically invites an applicant to download Expensify, and candidates track receipts by snapping a photo in the Expensify mobile app. Expense reports can be set to automatically submit daily or ...
Payroll Problems Affect 82 Million American Workers
The “Engaging Employees through Payroll” survey examines the hidden costs of payroll errors and explores the vital role payroll professionals serve in building an engaged workforce while directly impacting the 152 million workers who make up the ...
3 Reasons Small Businesses Should Offer Retirement Plans
Small business owners probably think they have enough headaches already, what with meeting payroll, dealing with government regulations and pleasing customers.
Experian Fined $3 Million for Deceiving Customers
Experian claimed the credit scores it marketed and provided to consumers were used by lenders to make credit decisions. In fact, lenders did not use Experian’s scores to make those decisions. The CFPB ordered Experian to truthfully represent how its ...