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.
Staffing September 16, 2025
Business Leaders Lack Empathy During Layoffs, Says Survey
A new report highlights the challenges that both employees and HR leaders face before, during, and after layoffs—including a perceived lack of empathy from senior leadership.
Taxes September 2, 2025
TIGTA: Employers Neglected to Pay $2 Billion in Deferred Social Security Taxes
According to the IRS, about 10,000 employers hadn't paid their deferral as of May 2025, and the tax agency had yet to manually adjust their account which would subject the unpaid amounts to standard collection processes, TIGTA said.
IRS August 26, 2025
IRS Unveils 2026 Draft W-2 Form with Trump Tax Law Provisions
The IRS released a draft W-2 form for 2026 on Aug. 15 that takes into account tax provisions in the One Big Beautiful Bill Act for deductions related to tip income and overtime pay.
Taxes July 15, 2025
Trump Tax Law Could Be to Blame If Your Employer Gets Rid of This Longstanding Office Perk
Beginning on Jan. 1, companies in the U.S. will no longer be able to deduct the cost of snacks, coffee or on-site lunches provided to workers, according to a provision in the "big, beautiful bill."
Payroll June 19, 2025
Will Employers be Targeted for Hiring Undocumented Workers?
Although it's not regularly enforced, a 1986 federal law made it a crime to knowingly hire someone without authorization to work in the country.