Payroll February 17, 2026
Workers Only Have 2-3 Hours of ‘Focus Time’ Per Day, Says New Study
The data defined "focus time" as uninterrupted work periods without meetings, messages, or tool switching.
Payroll March 25, 2025
One-Third of Workers Feel More Burned Out at Work Now Than a Year Ago, Survey Finds
New research from Robert Half reveals that 36% of U.S workers report feeling burned out at work, and 33% say they are more burned out now than one year ago.
Income Tax March 25, 2025
AICPA Responds to Proposed Regulations under SECURE 2.0
This requirement generally applies to 401(k) and 403(b) plans established after Dec. 29, 2022, the date the SECURE 2.0 Act became law, with exceptions for new and small businesses, church plans, and governmental plans.
Payroll March 24, 2025
Federal Student Loans to be Managed by SBA, Which Announced 43 Percent Cut in Staff
President Donald Trump announced Friday that management of student loans would fall under the Small Business Administration, instead of the Department of Education.
Payroll March 24, 2025
AARP Calls Latest Social Security Changes ‘Deeply Unacceptable’
As the Social Security Administration prepares to make major changes in how beneficiaries prove their identity, the AARP is asking the agency to reconsider the plan.
General News March 22, 2025
Social Security Head Calls Off Shutting Agency After Court Order
The acting head of the Social Security Administration retreated from his threat to shut down the office after a federal judge said an order restricting data access for Elon Musk and his cost-cutting team doesn’t apply to agency employees.
General News March 22, 2025
Federal Judge Says 25,000 Workers Can Keep Jobs for Now
The Trump administration must continue to comply with a Maryland judge’s order to temporarily reinstate almost 25,000 fired employees at 18 U.S. agencies for at least another week, a federal appeals court held.
General News March 21, 2025
Trump Administration Says Court Ruling on DOGE Could Shut Down or Delay Social Security
The Trump administration is threatening to all but shut down the Social Security Administration in response to a judge’s ruling blocking activities by Elon Musk’s Department of Government Efficiency — an action that could delay payments to millions of beneficiaries caught in the middle of the legal battle.
General News March 19, 2025
Fed Holds Interest Rates Steady, Sees Slower Growth and Higher Inflation
Federal Reserve officials held their benchmark interest rate steady for a second straight meeting, though they telegraphed expectations for slower economic growth and higher inflation.
Payroll March 19, 2025
Social Security to Require Identity Checks in Fraud Crackdown
The Social Security Administration will add new procedures requiring beneficiaries to prove their identity before claiming benefits or changing their direct deposit instructions, as part of an effort to crack down on fraud.
Payroll March 19, 2025
Survey: You’re More Likely to Get a Raise if You Learned About Money as a Kid
Financial experts advise parents to initiate money conversations with their children as early as possible to normalize financial learning and planning.
Small Business March 19, 2025
4 Tips for Starting a Side Hustle at Any Age
When it comes to launching a side hustle after years of experience in the working world, you have a choice: Either start your own business or join an existing side hustle platform that matches people with opportunities.
Staffing March 18, 2025
Why the Return of 5 Days in the Office is Unlikely for Many Workers
The reasons for such arrangements often revolve around work-life balance: Employees have better ability to pick up kids from school, care for an aging parent and more when they can physically be anywhere and don’t have to deal with commuter traffic.