Monthly Archives: May 2019

With more states legalizing both recreational and medical marijuana, employers across the country are considering whether or not to continue drug testing of current and potential employees. Reporter Ryan Raiche for ABC affiliate station WDIO in Minneapolis interviewed employers across the state to ask them how they are preparing for the state’s possible legalization of …

This month is the beginning of graduation season for both high school and college students. According to a recent story appearing in the Philadelphia Public School website, The Notebook, organizations are more interested in whether would-be applicants have both literacy and necessary math skills to do the jobs that they are applying for. Even with …

Philadelphia union leaders announced last Wednesday that they would hold off filing suit against the Kenney administration regarding widespread inaccuracies in payroll. Philly.com reported on their website that Philadelphia city leaders, including Mayor Kenney, met privately with the leaders of AFSME District Council 47 and Firefighters local Number 22 on Friday and has vowed to …

Imagine how frustrating it would be to get elected to office and then be prevented from performing the duties voters asked you to do. The Times-Standard reported late last month, that is what happened to Karen Paz Dominguez, a duly elected county auditor and controller in Humboldt County, California. Part of the job she was …

Nearly every year, tax laws and payroll guidelines change. Last month, ADP announced the launch of its “Next Generation Tax Engine” that will help their clients stay up-to-date with the current and ever-changing tax laws. According to HCM Technology Report, this latest development is designed to help companies minimize compliance risk and increase the effectiveness …