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Paychecks Increased 4.7% and 143,000 Jobs Added in September, Says ADP
The jobs report and pay insights use ADP's fine-grained anonymized and aggregated payroll data to provide a representative picture of the private-sector labor market.
Most Say Pressure to Tip Has Gone Too Far, Poll Finds
Tipping expectations have gotten out of control, a new Upgraded Points study found, leaving some customers reeling from “tipflation.”
IRS Extends Tax Deadlines Until May For Helene Victims
The entire states of Alabama, Georgia, and the Carolinas, as well as parts of Florida, Tennessee, and Virginia, qualify for tax relief.
Public Accounting Salary Projections For 2025, According to Staffing Firm LHH
Base salary expectations for public accounting roles in 2025 look to be higher than in LHH's pay outlook for 2024.
Dockworker Strike Shuts Down Ports, Threatens Big Hit to U.S. Economy
Many retailers had their products shipped earlier than usual and built up inventory in anticipation of a labor action.
Why Are Employers Having a Hard Time with Gen Z College Grads?
A new report shows that six out of 10 employers have fired or otherwise dismissed recent Gen Z college graduates they had hired only a few months ago when they graduated.
IRS Reveals New Process For Third-Party Payers to Fix Erroneous ERC Claims
Third-party payers that filed prior ERC claims for multiple clients now have a way to "withdraw" those claims for clients that didn't qualify.
Remote Tax Roles Disappear as Job Seeker Demand Soars
A new analysis from staffing agency Distinct shows back-to-the-office push is at odds with the preferences of accounting professionals.