Payroll July 6, 2026
LinkedIn Love? Surprising Number of Professionals Finding a Match on Biz Networking Site
Nearly half (48%) believe information on LinkedIn profiles is more trustworthy than dating apps.
IRS July 6, 2026
IRS Failed to Meet Veteran Hiring Goal
From FY 2020 to FY 2024, only 8% of the 70,879 people hired by the IRS were veterans, falling way short of the 14% veteran hiring goal set by the Treasury Department, a new report from the Treasury Inspector General for Tax Administration says.
Payroll July 2, 2026
U.S. Hiring Slows Sharply, Curbing Recent Job Market Momentum
Nonfarm payrolls increased 57,000 last month after downward revisions to the prior two months took some of the shine off recent blockbuster reports, Bureau of Labor Statistics data Thursday showed.
Payroll July 2, 2026
Credit Card Debt is Squeezing Households. Credit Counselors Say Act Now
Three counselors were asked what to do if you're struggling to pay down credit card debt. They said face it head-on with a strategy you can stick to.
Payroll July 2, 2026
Are You Loud Budgeting? How to Make Your Financial Goals Stick
Talking openly about your money choices may make it easier to hit your financial goals.
Payroll July 2, 2026
20% of Finance Organizations Will Pivot All Talent-Related Investments to Advanced Digital Capabilities by 2028, Gartner Predicts
The push to adopt more AI solutions in the finance function will disrupt the status quo in finance talent as more basic entry-level tasks are automated and the need for advanced digital skills increases.
Payroll June 30, 2026
Fetterman Says He Will Open Trump Accounts for His Kids, Urges Others to Do the Same
Sen. John Fetterman—who did not vote for the GOP-led initiative last year—said he was urging families in deeply Democratic Philadelphia to look past Trump’s name on the program.
Artificial Intelligence June 30, 2026
AI Giants May Soon Enter Your Retirement Portfolio. Should You Worry?
The expected IPOs of OpenAI and Anthropic could give retirement savers a stake in the AI boom—and expose them to trillion-dollar risk.
Payroll June 30, 2026
New York City Ranked Worst Place to Start a Career, Study Finds
A recent analysis from WalletHub ranked New York City as the worst of 182 U.S. cities to start a career in, based on 25 metrics including the availability of entry-level jobs, the average monthly starting salary, and housing affordability.
Firm Management June 30, 2026
Column: Want to Work From Home? Make Sure Your Boss Isn’t a Narcissist
A newly released research paper finds that a boss’ objection to working from home is more likely to be driven by ego and a thirst for control and status than it is anything else.
Payroll June 25, 2026
Minimum Wages Will Rise in More Than 20 Cities, States in July
The federal minimum wage of $7.25 per hour has lost 30% of its purchasing power since 2009.
Payroll June 24, 2026
The Job Hopping Payoff is Over: 56% Say Changing Jobs is Financially Riskier Today
Workers are increasingly prioritizing predictability over mobility as inflation, rising living costs, and economic uncertainty reshape career decisions.