Human Resources April 1, 2026
How Startups are Using Hybrid Human AI/HR Teams to Ensure Compliance
For complex, judgment-heavy HR decisions, a human-in-the-loop approach remains valuable.
Payroll April 22, 2024
2.6% Social Security COLA Estimated for 2025
If that estimate from The Senior Citizens League holds, the 2025 COLA number would be lower than the two previous years.
Payroll April 18, 2024
What the DOL’s Proposed Overtime Rule Means For Small Businesses
The White House just approved a Labor Department proposal to raise the minimum salary exemption to $55,068 per year.
Taxes April 18, 2024
When Rogue Brokers Switch People’s ACA Policies, Tax Surprises Can Follow
Some tax returns are being rejected because filers failed to provide information about ACA coverage they didn't know they had.
Accounting April 2, 2024
Experience, Learn and Earn Program Off to Quick Start, AICPA and NASBA Say
The pilot program has earned positive reviews so far from participants and the firms that employ them, the AICPA said.
Small Business April 2, 2024
Small Businesses Turn to Humans—Not AI—to Boost Productivity
For all the talk of AI increasing productivity, small companies are instead turning to talent to do the work, a Deloitte survey found.
Human Resources March 27, 2024
Anxiety is Top Issue for American Workers Seeking Mental Health Assistance
Anxiety now tops depression, stress, partner or relationship issues, family issues, addiction, and grief, among other subjects that people seek help coping with.
Payroll March 19, 2024
Social Security Chief Martin O’Malley Vows to Fix ‘Cruel-Hearted’ Overpayment Clawbacks
Capping Social Security clawbacks at 10% for some beneficiaries is among the changes that the new SSA commissioner plans to propose.
Payroll Software March 12, 2024
BambooHR adds Employee Sentiment Analysis Feature Powered by AI
The AI-powered reporting feature provides deeper insights into employee feedback and enhances leadership’s understanding of why employees are or aren't satisfied at work.
Taxes March 7, 2024
IRS Tries to Clear Up Confusion on Medical Expenses
Expenditures for general health and wellness aren't considered medical expenses, regardless of some claims to the contrary.
Payroll February 29, 2024
Gratitude is Better Than a Pay Raise for 55% of U.S. Workers, Survey Finds
A majority of employees would prefer personalized forms of appreciation over a bump in pay (52%) or a promotion (28%).
Payroll February 22, 2024
Despite Dropping Degree Requirements on Job Ads, Many Firms Aren’t Changing How They Hire
Employers are warming up to the idea of degree-less candidates but aren't actually extending them offers, a study revealed.
Payroll January 18, 2024
Lawsuits Over Workplace Prayer Breaks and Religious PTO Issues May Increase
Under Groff v. DeJoy, employers now must allow a worker’s religious accommodation unless it would result “in substantial increased costs” for the business, SCOTUS ruled.