How to Manage Your Remote Workforce

Is your business one of the many that sent workers home to work remotely during the Covid-19 pandemic? Remote work was already a growing trend, and now that so many workers have gotten a taste, many more want to keep it as an option moving forward. But how do you effectively manage this kind of…

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Don’t Forget About Mental Health

When you think about health and wellness initiatives for your employees, are you only thinking about physical health? Don’t forget about mental health, as burnout and stress affect huge numbers of workers and lead to big costs for businesses. Visit our page to watch a recent discussion on how you can better prioritize mental health…

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Keeping in Compliance with Your Workforce

One of the most significant trends in workforce management is an increasing reliance on independent contractors and gig economy workers to fill out organizations’ needs. However, while that approach gives companies a lot of flexibility to deal with projects as they come up, it creates possible compliance problems. Companies must be careful to correctly classify…

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Dealing with Covid Burnout

As the Covid-19 pandemic has now stretched past a full year, many of your employees may be struggling with burnout. Even your best employees can be overwhelmed by the stress of this difficult season. It’s important for you to be able to recognize the warning signs, and know what to do to help workers who…

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Women’s History Month and Female Entrepreneurs

While the past year has been a challenging time for all business owners and employees alike, it has been especially difficult for women in business. As we approach the end of Women’s History Month, we wanted to take some time to celebrate women entrepreneurs and discuss some of the unique challenges women in business have…

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Keep Your Employee Data Safe

In the course of preventing the spread of Covid-19 in the workplace, many companies have begun collecting more information from their employees about their health. But that has added possible concerns about privacy with that data: what data is collected, what is it used for, and how is it protected? In our latest article, we’re…

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Streamlining Your Processes

Every startup has to develop a process for doing business. Whether that means the business owner has sketched a detailed map of each employee’s day-to-day functions or merely drawn out a list of guiding principles that lead the organization through each and every business transaction. There must be a process in place to set out…

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Remote Workers and Poster Requirements

If you have employees, you’re likely familiar with the posting requirements for various laws, such as FMLA, FLSA, and EPPA. But among all the other changes brought about by the increase in remote work over the past year, how do you handle these notice obligations? The Wage and Hour Division of the Department of Labor…

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Prioritizing Pay Transparency

More and more states are passing laws on pay transparency that affect employers. You’ll need to evaluate your practices to find out whether you’re in compliance with these new requirements. And pay transparency is more than just a legal requirement, it can also be the right thing to do to lead to fairer compensation for…

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February Eye on Washington

Keeping up with relevant payroll and other regulations at the federal, state, and local levels is one of the most important tasks for any business. Have their been any updates recently that you need to know about? Our team has found important regulatory and legislative changes on important topics like leave, payroll, and time and…

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