While your employee handbook should receive a regularly-scheduled review to ensure compliance with state and federal law, there are some events that may require additional policies or updates to be added to your employee handbook sooner than your next scheduled update. Click the link below for the 9 reasons !
Interviewing candidates for jobs is more complicated today than it once was. Artificial intelligence, social media screening, online interviews and traditional in-person meetings all now coexist in the hiring process. For both employers and candidates, staying current is essential. Read through for guidance on adapting interview practices to today's realities.
The Fair Labor Standards Act, enforced by the U.S. Department of Labor, establishes exempt and nonexempt categories for employees. These categories determine how to handle minimum wage, overtime pay, benefits and certain recordkeeping requirements. Read through to learn more about correctly applying these categories.
When your business hires individuals, you must determine whether those workers are employees or independent contractors. This classification affects how you pay workers, what taxes you must withhold and remit, and which employment laws apply. Read through to understand the technical distinctions that guide worker classification.
Employees keep knocking on your door, needing a cash advance. You want to help them but it’s a huge headache. Read through to learn about a payroll add-on to help you and your employees.