Payroll December 1, 2025
6 Ways Retired Recruiters Can Build Second Careers
A hiring expert shares meaningful career moves for recruiters and HR professionals who want to stay active and purposeful after retirement.
Payroll November 26, 2025
U.S. Consumers Dial Back in Sign of Anxiety Heading Into Holidays
U.S. consumers showed signs of fatigue leading up to the longest government shutdown, and their outlook has worsened ever since, sending a note of caution heading into the holiday-shopping season.
Taxes November 25, 2025
A Shifting Trump-Era Landscape in Public Finance
State and local financial managers face the impact of federal aid cutbacks, plus new rules and even some opportunities. It’s a time to focus on what’s practical and necessary, both near and longer term.
Staffing November 25, 2025
Salary and Hiring Trends in Accounting: What CPA Firms Should Know to Stay Competitive
Firms are competing directly for accounting and tax professionals with corporate employers who are often prepared to offer higher pay and more flexibility to maintain work-life balance.
Payroll November 25, 2025
Philadelphia is Poised to Launch a Retirement Savings Program for Workers Without 401(k)s
The City Council is in position to pass legislation that would enable the plan, called PhillySaves, which is modeled on similar state-facilitated “auto IRA” programs.
Payroll November 24, 2025
According to Survey, 1 in 3 Dating App Users Are Swiping for Jobs, Not Love
A new survey report from ResumeBuilder.com exploring how Americans are using dating apps for career advancement found that one in three are leveraging the platforms for professional networking and job-related opportunities rather than romance.
Payroll November 24, 2025
Farmworkers Sue Federal Government Over Labor Department Rule
The United Farm Workers, along with more than a dozen farmworkers, are suing the Trump administration in California over a new Labor Department rule they argue will "undercut and adversely affect" wages paid to U.S. workers.
Payroll November 24, 2025
Report: Job Stability Has Become the Exception, Not the Rule
The rise of quiet firing and impersonal layoffs signals more than a management trend, it's a cultural shift toward avoidance and detachment, resume templates service Zety says in a new report.
Payroll November 24, 2025
Almost Half of U.S. Workers Admit to ‘Revenge Quitting’ Their Jobs in 2025
With nearly half of workers willing to walk out without notice, the trend of revenge quitting is more than a shock—it's a signal of systemic disengagement, said jobs platform Monster.
Payroll November 24, 2025
25 Facts That Spotlight Women’s Risky Road to Retirement
These 25 facts highlight the retirement aspirations of women workers, identify factors that could undermine their ability to successfully achieve them, and reveal action steps to improve their outlook.
Technology November 24, 2025
Survey: 70% of Hiring Managers Say They Trust AI to Make Faster, Better Hiring Decisions
A report by hiring platform Greenhouse reveals new levels of hiring dysfunction: candidates are hacking AI filters with prompt injections, recruiters are drowning in application volume, and companies are posting ghost jobs.
Payroll November 24, 2025
Workers Are Quitting Their Jobs Less Because of Increased Job Satisfaction
More employees are staying put—or job hugging—not necessarily out of caution in a slowed labor market, but due to higher job satisfaction rates, according to a report from iHire.