Payroll March 12, 2026
One in Four Job Seekers Have Ghosted a Potential Employer
Accepting another job offer is the most common reason candidates ghost, and negative hiring experiences often accelerate disengagement.
Payroll January 27, 2026
DOGE Team Members Stored Social Security Data on Unauthorized Servers
Last year, Charles Borges, who had served as Social Security’s chief data officer, filed a whistleblower complaint claiming DOGE employees put the records of more than 300 million Americans in a vulnerable cloud computing server.
Payroll January 26, 2026
How to Prepare for the ‘Great Wealth Transfer’
Planning for an inheritance is a way to protect your future self—who may be grieving, overwhelmed and less able to make clear decisions.
Artificial Intelligence January 26, 2026
Americans Split on Using AI for Personal Finances
About half (48%) of Americans say using AI will have a positive impact on their personal finances while the other 52% disagree, according to a NerdWallet survey.
Technology January 23, 2026
Gusto Launches Payroll Inside ChatGPT
Gusto announced this week the launch of its app inside the new ChatGPT app directory, bringing AI-powered payroll directly into the everyday workflows of small businesses.
Payroll January 23, 2026
Social Security is Making ‘Significant Progress’ Toward Digital-First Platform
Social Security Commissioner Frank Bisignano briefed the Social Security Advisory Board on Jan. 7, 2026, highlighting significant customer service improvements over the past year.
Payroll January 23, 2026
20 Jobs That Are Too Stressful for AI to Take Over
The Index identifies jobs where AI assists with routine tasks, but humans must step in when lives, reputations, or entire organizations are on the line.
Payroll January 22, 2026
Survey Says Gen Z Has Worst Work Ethic
46% of workers believe Baby Boomers have the strongest work ethic, followed by Gen X at 26%, Millennials at 19%, and Gen Z at 9%.
Payroll January 21, 2026
New Year, Less Burnout: The Fastest-Growing Low-Stress Jobs for 2026
Actuarial roles top the list as the fastest-growing, with a median salary of $125,770. Demand for actuaries in the U.S. is projected to rise 21.8% by 2034, bringing the estimated number of jobs to 409,000.
Payroll January 21, 2026
The Era of the ‘Linear Career’ is Over, Says New ACCA Report
Preparing for this flexible career structure is at the core of suggested actions made in ACCA’s major new report, Career Paths Reimagined.
Payroll January 19, 2026
Americans Set Ambitious Financial Goals for 2026 But Rising Cost of Living Could Disrupt Those Plans
Half (50%) of Americans with 2026 financial goals fear cost of living increases (e.g., housing, groceries, utilities), could keep them from achieving those goals.
Payroll January 19, 2026
Colorado May Have Sparked a Push for Salary Transparency
Colorado cracked open the culture of secrecy around salaries when it started forcing employers to include pay ranges in job postings. It also sparked an international trend.
Payroll January 19, 2026
Federal Government Backs Down on Student Loan Wage Garnishment, For Now
In a press release Friday afternoon, the Department of Education announced it will delay involuntary collections on defaulted federal student loans.