Payroll May 4, 2026
Payroll Pulse: AI, the Payroll Ledger, and the Real Meaning of ‘Touchless Payroll’
Artificial intelligence is moving rapidly into payroll systems, often marketed as the next step toward “touchless” processing.
Payroll January 13, 2026
Half of Workers Predict Rising Layoffs in 2026; One-Third Fear for Their Job Security
The new 2026 Job Predictions Report shows how workers view the job market, hiring trends, and their own career stability heading into the new year.
Payroll January 12, 2026
Social Security Changes in 2026: What Retirees and Workers Need to Know
As 2026 begins, several updates to Social Security rules and benefits are taking effect, such as the full retirement age is now 67 for anyone born in 1960 or later.
Payroll January 12, 2026
Work Flexibility Declines as Employers Tighten Workplace Control; Working Mothers Feeling It Most
The findings show that parenthood continues to be treated as a professional liability, forcing women to downplay their identities.
Payroll January 12, 2026
61% With Credit Card Debt Have Had It For At Least a Year
31% of credit cardholders have been in debt for at least three years and 21% who have been in debt for at least five years.
Payroll January 12, 2026
Survey: Men More Financially Confident in the New Year
Men are more likely to say they could financially withstand personal and economic financial setbacks than their women counterparts, a new NerdWallet survey finds.
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 January 8, 2026
U.S. Job Openings Decline to Lowest Level in More Than a Year
The number of available positions decreased to 7.15 million in November from a downwardly revised 7.45 million in the prior month, Bureau of Labor Statistics data showed Wednesday.
Staffing January 8, 2026
47% of Workers Plan to Job Hunt in 2026, But 53% Are Staying Put Amid Market Fear
Workers want higher pay, better benefits, and more growth — but many fear a weakening job market, longer hiring timelines, and the risk of losing stability or remote work.
Payroll January 8, 2026
69% of Employees Think ‘AI Layoffs’ Are Just an Excuse
New research by INTOO reveals an American workforce increasingly shaped by economic uncertainty, automation (recent or potential), and skepticism toward leadership decision-making.
Taxes January 6, 2026
Retirement Savers Be Warned: A Tax Break Has Disappeared in 2026
For years, workers nearing retirement could decide whether to take the immediate tax break of pretax savings in their 401(k) plans or build tax-free income they could access later from a Roth IRA. But starting in January, that choice will disappear for high-income earners.
Payroll January 6, 2026
Which States Have the Highest and Lowest Credit Card Burden?
A recent analysis examined debt data from earlier this year for the 50 states, including estimates of personal credit card balances and late-paying card accounts from WalletHub, as well as federal wage data and credit scores.
Payroll Taxes January 5, 2026
How to Avoid Costly Payroll Tax Mistakes
Starting a company is hard, but running it is harder—especially if you have employees, as most small businesses do. HR, in particular, is full of minefields related to taxes and other regulatory compliance.