October 4, 2022
Here’s How Much Starting Salaries Will Be in Public Accounting Next Year
Starting pay is expected to increase between 2.3% and 5.8% in 2023 based on data from Robert Half.
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October 4, 2022
AccountantsWorld by Iris Adds Employee Self-Service Functions to Payroll System
The new solution enables accountants to offer clients a streamlined process to onboard their employees onto the payroll system, and the ability for those employees to manage ...
Firm Management October 3, 2022
5 Alternative Work Schedules to Replace Your 9-to-5 & Make Your Firm Happier
Many workers have begun to demand more flexible work schedules. Those with families generally want the option of working from home at least one day a week.
Accounting September 27, 2022
Ignition Smart Billing with Gusto Helps Accounting Firms “Future-Proof” Their Practice
Initially launched in beta last year with Gusto as the first integration partner, Ignition Smart Billing is helping accounting firms unlock new advisory services and revenue streams
Firm Management September 21, 2022
Struggling to Recruit Top Talent? Start Re-Recruiting!
Virtually every manager has been asking themselves the same question: How can I keep my best employees from leaving?
September 15, 2022
Paychex Launches Voice-Activated Payroll Solution
Paychex has announced a new conversational artificial intelligence (AI) feature called Paychex Voice Assist.
Firm Management September 14, 2022
Risk of Burnout Isn’t as High for Professional Services Workers
Workday gauged employee burnout risk using three factors: connectedness, energy levels, and fulfillment.
Payroll September 13, 2022
Review Your Exempt Employees: Manager and Supervisor Pay
An increase in the salary threshold is virtually certain, even if delayed by court action. Here are some issues that proactive employers should be...
September 8, 2022
52% of Workers are Content with Their Jobs
As part of the survey, employees also shared which incentives they value most that keep them engaged and loyal to their organization.
September 5, 2022
U.S. Added 315,000 Jobs in August
Despite moderating job growth, the still-solid employment gain points to a healthy appetite for labor amid high inflation, rising interest rates and an uncertain economic outlook.
September 2, 2022
Great Resignation Regrets? There Have Been a Few
One in four (26%) U.S. workers who quit their last job say they regret it, a new survey revealed.
August 31, 2022
Women’s Pay is Growing Faster, But Still Lags Men by 25%
Overall, wage growth has flattened in recent months after a sharp acceleration in the previous year.