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.
Payroll September 24, 2025
9 in 10 Older Workers Are Upskilling to Stay Competitive
The Silver-Collar Growth Report shows that 90% have taken training in the past two years to stay current at work, and more than half (51%) have personally paid for it.
Payroll September 24, 2025
Is DoorDash Eating Into Your Retirement?
As food prices continue to rise, seemingly small purchases, like ordering delivery often, can derail your money goals.
Benefits September 23, 2025
Rise in Health Insurance Costs Spurs Action by Businesses
Employers project their healthcare costs, before plan changes, will increase by 9.1% in 2026, compared with 8.1% in 2025 and 7.0% in 2024. The trend after plan changes is 8.0%, 7.0% and 6.0%, respectively.
Payroll September 23, 2025
2 in 3 Workers Say Their ‘Career Progress’ Is an Illusion
66% believe their company engages in “growth theater,” offering surface-level development programs or symbolic gestures without meaningful outcomes.
Small Business September 22, 2025
Parafin Partners with Gusto to Launch Payroll Line of Credit for Small Businesses
Payroll Bridge was designed to give business owners a simple, transparent way to access financing directly within Gusto so their employees get paid on time, Parafin said Sept. 18.
Technology September 22, 2025
Workday Rolls Out Group of New AI Agents, Debuts ‘Flex Credits’
Workday announced on Sept. 16 new Workday Illuminate agents for human resources, finance, and industry, as well as a new subscription-based consumption model called "Flex Credits."
Payroll September 22, 2025
Americans Become Numb to Debt When it Reaches $75,000
A new survey from JG Wentworth has explored the relationship between debt levels and stress, to find if – and when – Americans become “debt numb.”
Payroll September 20, 2025
Bureau of Labor Statistics Postpones Report with No Explanation
The move has raised questions about the reliability of key U.S. economic data and potential politicization of what had been a rigorously nonpartisan agency.
Payroll September 19, 2025
Trump Sets a New $100,000 Fee for H-1B Visas
President Donald Trump signed a proclamation Friday that would move to extensively overhaul the H-1B visa program, requiring a $100,000 fee for applications in a bid to curb overuse.
Payroll September 18, 2025
6 in 10 Companies Are Planning Layoffs in 2026 Due to Economic Uncertainty, Survey Finds
Fifty-eight percent of companies plan to lay off employees in 2026, with 39% having already conducted layoffs this year and another 35% saying additional job cuts will happen before the year ends, Resume.org survey reveals.
Payroll September 18, 2025
If Your Paycheck Was Delayed a Week, Would You Be in Financial Difficulty?
For 78% of the more than 23,000 U.S workers polled by PayrollOrg, a delayed paycheck would cause them financial strain, resulting in turning to credit cards or asking family members for money to make ends meet.
Payroll September 18, 2025
Tax Changes to Overtime Pay Under the One Big Beautiful Bill Tax Act – OBBBA Tax Law Changes
Under the One Big Beautiful Bill Act (OBBBA), employees can deduct overtime pay in certain situations—no questions asked.