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Give HR insiders a crystal ball and they’ll see the successful Long Island companies will be ones providing competitive benefits and welcoming office environments. Future gazers also noted employees...
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Recent changes should be good for baseball's bottomline.
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U.S. small business hiring slowed considerably in the April and employees saw a reduction in their hours, an independent survey showed on Monday, adding to signs of weakening in labor market...
View ArticleDurso: Wage standards must be enforced
The state Assembly needs to take a stand against wage theft.
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New York’s 2,200 day- and sleep-away summer camps employ about 70,000 at their peak with a $1.6-billion direct impact on the economy, according to an industry study. The economic impact report by...
View ArticleSuperstorm utility crews complain of payroll delay
The problems stem from National Grid's conversion to a new payroll software system prior to Hurricane Sandy, which knocked out power to millions in the Northeast.
View ArticleNational Grid apologizes for payroll problem
The president of the National Grid has apologized for a computer problem that has delayed paychecks for thousands of workers who put in extra hours during Sandy.
View ArticleSmall businesses gradually pick up hiring pace
The payroll company ADP said Wednesday that its small business customers added 58,000 jobs last month, up from 50,000 in April.
View ArticleAccu Data at home in its niche
After three decades in the high-risk, high-tech payroll business, family-run Accu Data has found a home.
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While it’s too soon to identify all of the winners of the Affordable Care Act, here’s one early contender: professional employer organizations.
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View ArticleDurso: Wage standards must be enforced
The state Assembly needs to take a stand against wage theft.
View ArticleNY summer camps have $1.6B impact on economy
New York’s 2,200 day- and sleep-away summer camps employ about 70,000 at their peak with a $1.6-billion direct impact on the economy, according to an industry study. The economic impact report by...
View ArticleSuperstorm utility crews complain of payroll delay
The problems stem from National Grid's conversion to a new payroll software system prior to Hurricane Sandy, which knocked out power to millions in the Northeast.
View ArticleNational Grid apologizes for payroll problem
The president of the National Grid has apologized for a computer problem that has delayed paychecks for thousands of workers who put in extra hours during Sandy.
View ArticleSmall businesses gradually pick up hiring pace
The payroll company ADP said Wednesday that its small business customers added 58,000 jobs last month, up from 50,000 in April.
View ArticleAccu Data at home in its niche
After three decades in the high-risk, high-tech payroll business, family-run Accu Data has found a home.
View ArticlePEOs getting healthy on Obamacare
While it’s too soon to identify all of the winners of the Affordable Care Act, here’s one early contender: professional employer organizations.
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