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Biden Seeks to End Subminimum Wage for Workers With Disabilities
Trump’s Election Win Powers U.S. Business Sentiment to Highest Levels in Years
UHY Receives Private Equity Funding From Summit Partners
FASB Targets Credit Losses for Accounts Receivable, Contract Assets in Proposed ASU
Top 30 Accounting Firm Has the Best Internship Program in All the Land, Vault Says
For the second year in a row, PKF O’Connor Davies has the top overall internship program in the U.S. and the No. 1 program in accounting.
EY Got Rid of Staff Who Took Multiple CPE Courses at the Same Time
The Big Four firm said taking the online training courses concurrently was an ethical breach, resulting in the firings of dozens of U.S. staff.
73% of Employees Want More Education on Company Benefits
HR managers say they spend 12 hours on average, or more than one-fourth of their week, on payroll and benefit-related administrative tasks–with 27% of them spending 20 hours or more.
SAP Embeds GenAI Throughout Spend Management and Business Network Solutions
During Spend Connect Live, SAP said it is embedding its GenAI copilot Joule across the SAP Ariba source-to-pay solution portfolio.
Struggle to Retain and Attract Finance and Tax Talent is Peaking, EY Says
Professionals without a university degree have now become important to companies' talent strategies, a new EY survey reveals.
Small Businesses Hit a Hiring Slump Across the U.S. in September, CBIZ Index Shows
After rebounding in August, hiring significantly slowed last month among small businesses throughout the country, CBIZ said.
Finance Sector Hit Hardest By Job Scammers, Report Finds
The report from Heimdal Security reveals job scammers' top tactics and targets based on an analysis of 2,670 social media posts.
Private Assets in 401(k) Plans Pique Investors’ Interest
Over one-third of plan participants would allocate assets in private equity and private debt, a Schroders survey found.