Payroll January 9, 2026
U.S. Payrolls Rise a Below-Forecast 50,000 But Unemployment Lower
U.S. employers added fewer jobs than expected in December, capping a yearlong slowdown in the labor market defined by cautious hiring and limited layoffs.
Staffing October 7, 2025
94% of Top Employers Disclose Pay Ranges and 99% Offer Flexible Work; Cited as Keys to Workplace Mental Health
The organizations included in the Mental Health America report represent more than 5 million workers across 21 industries and 40 states, achieving an average mental health score of 89%.
Payroll October 7, 2025
Furloughed Federal Workers Not Entitled to Back Pay, White House Says
The memo, first reported by Axios, adds even more uncertainty for hundreds of thousands of federal workers as Congress appears no closer to a deal to reopen the government.
Payroll October 6, 2025
Sage Acquires Criterion for Cloud Payroll and HCM
Sage says the move expands its AI-powered product ecosystem, unlocking new capabilities for finance and HR teams looking to automate, simplify, and scale.
Advisory October 6, 2025
4 Tips for Borrowing Money from Friends or Family
It’s great to have people who care about you AND who have a bank balance. But before you pocket that extra cash, here are some tips that will put both you and your lender at ease regarding the loan.
Payroll October 3, 2025
U.S. Job Growth is Slowing Even Without Government Data to Show It
Even without a jobs report because of the shutdown, a number of private-sector indicators out in recent days pointed to sluggish hiring, limited layoffs, modest pay gains and easing demand for workers in September.
Payroll October 3, 2025
Here’s the Smartest Way to Quit Your Job Without Burning Bridges
A hiring expert reveals six strategic approaches to resigning that preserve professional relationships and future career opportunities.
Payroll October 1, 2025
Many Federal Workers Will Be Fired, Not Furloughed, This Week
The Office of Management and Budget has called for agencies to plan for mass firings of workers beyond traditional furloughs, advancing its goal of slashing the federal bureaucracy.
Payroll October 1, 2025
Where Do Women Thrive Economically in 2025? New City Rankings Revealed
A new WalletHub analysis compared 182 cities using 15 key metrics related to women’s economic well-being and healthcare access, ranging from median earnings to the quality of women’s hospitals to suicide rates for women.
Payroll October 1, 2025
AIxiety Across America: States With the Highest AI-Related Job Concerns
By identifying the states with the highest interest and concern, and where workers are most motivated to future-proof their careers, the data offers a clear snapshot of where AIxiety is felt the strongest in the U.S.
Payroll October 1, 2025
U.S. Companies Shed 32,000 Jobs in ADP Report After Data Adjustment
Private-sector payrolls decreased by 32,000 after a revised 3,000 decline a month earlier, according to ADP Research data released on Oct. 1.
Payroll October 1, 2025
White House Pulls Antoni’s Nomination for Head of Bureau of Labor Statistics
The White House pulled the nomination of EJ Antoni to lead the Bureau of Labor Statistics, throwing the leadership of the critical data agency into further disarray after President Donald Trump fired the former commissioner.
Payroll September 30, 2025
Will Social Security Payments Go Out if There’s a Government Shutdown?
The Social Security Administration which oversees benefits for millions of Americans is not immune to the furloughs but beneficiaries will continue to be paid on time.