One more year of savings! Congress extends payroll tax cuts
February 21, 2012 by Christian Schappel
Do you hear that? It’s the sound of your employees breathing a collective sigh of relief. More…
Do you hear that? It’s the sound of your employees breathing a collective sigh of relief. More…
Democrats and Republicans appear to be in agreement: The 2% payroll tax break workers have been enjoying should be extended. The problem? They can’t come to terms on how to pay for it. More…
It’s likely employees will be less than thrilled when looking at their paychecks in January, if Congress doesn’t extend this tax measure. More…
President Obama just sent his new jobs bill to Congress, and it’s asking lawmakers to adopt the Georgia Works unemployment benefits model. More…
Three senators have introduced legislation that would raise the Social Security retirement age to 70 – and reduce benefits for wealthier retirees. More…
Even though many employees understand the benefits of investing pre-tax money in a retirement plan, many still chose not to. Here are employees’ top three excuses for not investing and how to get workers to move past them. More…
The House and Senate have finally adopted the tax deal President Obama negotiated with GOP leaders. More…
Workers cost private employers an average of $27.88 per hour worked in total compensation. How much of that goes toward benefits? More…
Here’s some good news to share with your higher-ups that’ll likely upset retirees. More…
From the latest stats, it looks like the days of shrinking payroll budgets may be behind us. More…
