Blog Archive

• Second Kentucky City Raises Minimum Wage
• New Brunswick Votes for New Sick Pay Leave Measure
• 11th Circuit Upholds NLRB Complaint
• How HR Has Changed Since your Parent’s Generation
• Millennials Need Better Education on Employee Benefits
• Hiring People with Criminal Histories on the Rise
• PEOs can help with ACA Reporting
• Trends for HR in 2016
• Zappos Experiments with New Management Method
• Millennials Not So Bad According to New Book
• What Goes Into Great Job Postings?
• Dealing with HR Woes
• Is the Idea of Full Employment Outdated?
• Healthier Workers Means Higher Profits
• Mistakes Caused by Sleep Deprivation
• Retaining Talent by Addressing Worker Needs
• Bending the Rules for the Good of the Company
• Taking Children to Work
• Fight for Higher Wages Continues
• Georgia Uses E-Verify System the Most According to New Study
• Consider Hiring Veterans
• Workers Prefer Money to Promotions
• Misconceptions about the PEO Industry
• New Federal Overtime Rules Signed into Law
• Courts go after HR Professionals who Violate Federal Employment Law
• Napping in the Office
• PEOs and the Gig Economy
• Teleworking Conference Shows Benefits of Practice
• Explaining the Benefits of Retirement Packages
• An Example of Possible Pregnancy Discrimination
• Important New Ruling About Internships
• College-Educated People Getting Most New Jobs
• Be Prepared for New Overtime Rules in December!
• Final Part of ACA Activated
• Visions and Fears of Digital HR
• 10 Bad HR Policies You Should Avoid
• Is it Time to Replace the Performance Review?
• Leadership Teams Still Lack Diversity
• How do you Make Compensation Fair?
• 80% of Companies Outsourcing at least Part of HR
• Celebrating Neurodiversity
• HR Must Handle Digital Things, Too
• Examples of Terrible Employees
• New EEOC Guidelines Released, Focus on Diversity
• Masters in HR Development Now Offered at Villanova
• Are you Making these HR Mistakes?
• Integrating Mobile Devices in the Workplace
• Analytics are Here to Stay in HR
• New Rules Regarding Wage Fixing and No-Poaching Agreements
• The Generation Gap in Work
• Proving the Worth of HR
• HR Needs to Adapt to the Gig Economy
• PEO Experts Optimistic about Growth
• Worst Employer of the Year Already?
• Violating Employment Laws Now has Higher Penalties. Again.
• Be On The Lookout for W2 Scams
• Project Based Hiring to Increase
• IRS Now Offers PEO Certification Program
• GOP Starts Floating ACA Replacement Goals
• Do You Need Professional HR Witnesses in Court Cases?
• PEOs are Great for Scaling Startups
• Questions HR Needs to Ask IT
• GOP Pulls New Health Care Bill, ACA To Stay
• Big Data Continues To Grow in HR
• Should Pet Insurance Be Part of the Benefits Package?
• Full-Time HR Employees To Decline
• Employees Unaware of Cybersecurity Risks
• Food Poisoning Case Traced to Sick Leave Policies
• Is Your Workplace Experiencing The Trump Effect?
• Should You Autocheck References?
• Millennials Seek Faster Pay Cycles
• Data Sharing Rule On Pay Halted By Trump Administration
• HR Technologies Keep Making Advances
• Paid Parental Leave Spreads To More Companies
• LGBT Rights in the Workplace Challenged by Trump Administration
• Handling Expunged Criminal Records
• Contraceptive Opt-Out Expands to More Employers
• Trump Administration Shakes Up the ACA Through Executive Order
• Women Still Fear Reporting Sexual Harassment At Work
• Avoiding Scary Discrimination Lawsuits
• Are Your Employees Too Sleepy?
• ACA Enrollment Sets Record Highs
• Could A Theft Accusation Lead to a Defamation Suit?
• Watershed Moment in Workplace HR
• Highest Concerns of HR in 2018
• HR Leading the Way in Gender Equality
• Resume Assistant Tool Now Available For Office 365 Subscribers
• What You Need To Know About the Taylor Review
• Harassment By Emoji? It’s Possible
• Technology Trends in HR for 2018
• City of Seattle Faces Troubling HR Accusations
• Handling Sexual Harassment When There Is No HR Department
• Few Companies Are Scaling Their People Analytics Like They Could
• Cautions About Paying In Bitcoins
• Check Your Payroll Witholdings
• Studying Social Media For Candidate Flaws
• Conflicts with Legalized Cannabis Laws Spell Trouble in the Workplace
• How HR Can Help With The Opioid Crisis
• Job Hopping Getting More Common
• Absenteeism On The Rise
• Resume Lies Are Increasing
• Standing Out With Good Perks
• Background Checks In An Age Of Sensitivity
• Have You Examined Your HR Policies This Year?
• Are You A Toxic Boss?
• Do You Need A Remote Work Policy?
• Worker Rights May Change Under New Supreme Court Decision
• Creating Company Culture
• Having Courageous Conversations At Work
• Would You Trust Orders From A Robot?
• Most Disliked Trait In A Boss: Micromanagement
• Competitive Salaries Are A Must, Big Data Can Help
• Annoying Workplace Habits
• What To Do If Harassment Comes From HR
• Are You Signaling A Job Offer That Isn’t There?
• Is Your Boss Wasting Your Time?
• Should Commuting Time be Part of The Work Day Thanks to Smartphones?
• Why Good Employees May Be Leaving You
• PEO Industry Is Growing Rapidly
• Millions Employed By PEOs According To New Study
• Regular Maintenance Of Benefits Records Can Save Companies Money
• #MeToo One Year On
• HR Might See More AI Soon As Tech Spending Increases
• Are We Sitting Too Much At Work?
• What Employers Are Looking For On Social Media
• Disengagement May Be Necessary For Continued Productivity
• The Trickiness Of The ADA
• Does HR Have A Diversity Problem?
• Want To Get Promoted? Start Helping Others
• Companies Love PEOs According To New Study
• Rules About Holiday Bonuses To Remember
• Be On The Lookout For AI In HR
• Watch For More Digital Disruption In HR In 2019
• Which States Raised Their Minimum Wage This Year?
• Give Talent Meaningful Work To Keep Them Around
• HR Tools May Make The Difference In Attracting Talent
• Gender Discrimination Goes Both Ways Depending On The Job
• Over A Third Of Workers Don’t Understand Their Healthcare Benefits
• Higher Minimum Wage May Lead to Better Health According to New Study
• HR Departments Complain About Candidates “Ghosting” Them
• Responding To Disasters
• Monitoring Your Online Reputation
• 48% of HR Professionals Have Seen or Witnessed Violence in the Workplace
• Canadian Payroll System Needs as Much Money To Fix Problems as it Did to Create it
• New Phishing Scam Uses HR Email Look-A-Like To Fool Employees
• City Of Tallahassee Looses Almost Half A Million In Payroll Scam
• Scammers Targeting HR Professionals And Payroll Departments
• Next Generation Tax Engine Should Help With Tax Complience
• County Auditor Blocked From Auditing Payroll
• When Paychecks Go Wrong, Workers Strike
• Skills May Be More Important Than Credentials
• How One State’s Employers Are Preparing For Recreational Marijuana
• Gen-Z Needs Better Recruitment Methods To Come On Board
• Pressure Increases On Walmart To Raise Minimum Wage
• Companies Need To Develop ER And IR Proactively
• Build On Past Practices For Success By Using Spiral Thinking
• PEOs Continue To Grow Year Over Year
• Most Companies Feel Like They Need To Improve Culture
• A Third Of Workers Stressed About Personal Finances
• Gig Economy Expanding To High-Level Workers
• Zero Hour Contracts Add Complications To Workers Rights
• Washington Makes Obesity Discrimination Illegal. Will Other States Follow?
• Employees Seek Further Feedback from Managers According to New Survey
• Candidates are Removing Social Media Profiles to Improve Hireability
• Recruiters Leaning on Social Media for Interviews and Job Notifications
• 77% of Freelancers Feel They Are Living Comfortably According To New Study
• Gig Worker Hiring Growing In Popularity, But So Are Skills Gaps
• What To Do When There Is No Reply To A Job Offer
• Which Companies Are Job Seekers Targeting The Most?
• Average Client of PEO Can Expect an ROI of 27.2% for Their Investment According to New Study
• Apple Files Friend-Of-The-Court Brief Over Supreme Court DACA Case
• NetPEO Founder and President Layne Davlin Elected to NAPEO’s Board of Directors
• Job Hopping Is Becoming More Acceptable
• Biweekly Paychecks May Lead to Income Insecurity According To New Study
• HR Tech Spending Continues To Rise
• Gig Economy Threatened In California By New Law
• 401k Contribution Limits Raised For 2020
• Amazon Wins Lawsuit Against Former Employee Who Claimed Religious Discrimination
• Is Your Code Of Conduct Up To Par At Your Organization?
• Do’s And Don’ts For Gift Exchanges At The Office
• Five Crucial Skillsets To Have During A Recession
• The Benefits Of Team Building
• Workplace Related Fatalities Are Up
• Don’t Be Afraid To Report Bad Office Holiday Behavior
• Genetic Screens For Employment In Our Future?
• The Workplace is More Competitive than Ever, Even for Executives, According to New Study
• Why You Should Consider A PEO For Payroll
• Should You Offer Smoking Cessation Benefits?
• HR Officers Explore Methods For Retaining Talent
• Research Supports The Use Of People Analytics
• Researches Condone Companies Use of AI, Stating that the Threat to Workers is Over-exaggerated
• Experts Recommend Businesses Revisit their Absence and Time Off Policies as the Corona Virus Spreads
• NetPEO Selected As One of the Best Of Gwinnett for 2019
• Companies are Having Trouble Finding Qualified Employees to Fill Jobs
• Employers are Encouraging Workers to go on a Digital Diet
• Businesses are Adapting Their Workforce Management Strategies Amid the Covid-19 Crisis
• The Rise of H1-B Visa Rejections Catch the Attention of Federal Judges
• Health Care Workers Walk Out Because of Shoddy Protections Against the Covid-19 Virus
• Dr. Timothy Giardino Offers Sage Advice for Helping Workers Adapt During the Covid-19 Crisis
• A Survey Revealed That 53% Of Employees Disapprove Of Current Coronavirus Strategies
• With Risks and Stress on the Rise, Employers Shrug at Hazard Pay for Workers
• Workplace Drug Policies and Prescriptions
• The High Cost of Incivility at Work
• Yelp Publishes List of Diversity Strategies for Tech Companies
• HR Professionals Should Prepare P&L Statements
• HR Professional Caught Being Super-Unprofessional
• A&E Tire Give $60,000 and Apology Letter in Settlement for Discrimination Lawsuit
• AirAsia Shows How to Develop Talent in Your Company
• Could a Workplace Mom Help Your Business?
• The Importance of Safe Spaces at Work
• HR Professionals Offer Valuable Tips for Navigating the Remote Work Trend
• Businesses to Take Proactive Measures As They Plan to Reopen
• Employers are Advised to Keep Workers’ Health in Mind as they Reopen
• Specialists Advise Mentoring To Help Employees Adapt To Working In A Virtual Office Environment
• Fraudulent Unemployment Insurance Scams Are On The Rise
• How Businesses Are Adapting To Covid-19 In A Globalized World
• Professionals Have Mixed Feelings about Artificial Intelligence, Especially in HR
• Diversity Challenges Signal The Call For Businesses To Adapt
• H1B Visa Restrictions Are Concern For American Jobs
• Microsoft, LinkedIn, and GitHub Tackle a Skills Gap Problem Contributing to Unemployment
• College Graduates Hold Mixed Attitudes About Their Job Prospects
• Businesses Offer On-Site Healthcare To Its Workers
• With Work-From-Home Options Widespread, Workers With Disabilities May Have More Remote Work Accommodations
• The Trump Administration Faces Lawsuits Amid Work Visa Restrictions
• Maintaining Personal Interactions While Working Remotely
• EEOC Releases Opioid Addiction Accommodation Guidelines
• How Do You Define Employee Engagement?
• Workers Adapt To Acquire The Skill Sets In A Changing Workplace
• Studies Show That The Persevering Companies Are Innovative
• It May Be Years After The Pandemic Ends Before Normalcy Returns
• Diversity Positions Increase Over 70%
• New Study Suggests Women Receive Less Work Feedback Compared to Men
• Studies Point Towards Coaching as an Indication of Business Success
• Alphabet, Google’s Parent Company, To Pay $310 Million In Lawsuit
• American Automobile Association Sued For Violating Labor Laws
• Businesses and Universities Sue Trump Administration for Visa Restrictions
• NAACP Sues Trump Administration over Executive Order against Diversity Training
• President-Elect Biden Heralds A Change In Trump Diversity Policy
• The Pandemic Has Made The Workforce More Trainable
• Companies Eye Contingency Workers To Save Costs Due To Pandemic
• Recruiting In 2021 To Be Tougher Thanks To Covid, Diversity
• Black Employees File Class Action Suit Against City For Systemic Racism
• What Shouldn’t You Talk About At Work?
• FBI Issues Warning about Dangerous Ransomware Variant that Steals Data
• Unused Vacation Days in Corporate America Put Some Companies in a Pickle
• Psychologist Alleges Unfair Pay in Lawsuit Against Hospital
• Pittsburg, Kansas Approves Ordinance To Become More Inclusive
• Black Firefighter Sue His City Over Alleged Racial Discrimination
• Wilson Lumber HR Department Seeks to Connect with Spanish Speaking Employees
• British CEOs Call For Action On Violence Against Retail Employees
• European Office Workers Expect They’ll Stay Home Until Summer
• IRS Clarifies Non-Profit Excise Tax Rules
• Beach Businesses in Alabama Desperate to Hire Workers Ahead of Spring Break
• Substitute Teachers Needed Across the Country, Causing Unique HR Challenge
• Woman Sues Husband’s Employer after Contracting COVID-19, Suit Overturned
• Study Finds That Most US Firms Merely ‘Go Through the Motions’ on Inclusion
• A Job Turnover Wave Is Coming
• Do You Need A Director Of Remote Work?
• Showing Appreciation To Your Employees
• Facing The Challenges Of A Hybrid Workplace
• Preparing For RTO Financially
• Collecting A Check For 15 Years Without Working?!
• Have You Told Your Employees About COBRA Continuation Coverage Rights?
• Bill Protecting Pregnant Workers From Discrimination Passes House
• Considering How Changing CDC Guidance Should Change Your Workplace Safety Rules
• Enhanced Unemployment Benefits Starting To End
• Amazon Drops Most Marijuana Testing, Supports Federal Legalization
• Handling The Flood Of Vacation Requests
• Juneteeth Is Now A Federal Holiday
• Rehiring Spree Causes HR Position Boom
• Colorado Requires Remote Job Postings To Add Salary Information
• Supporting Single Parents at Your Company
• NetPEO Winner of “Best of Gwinnett” in 2021
• Celebrating NetPEO’s 22nd Anniversary