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HR outsourcing 101: What it is, how it helps and what to consider

Insperity

Consider the annual salaries and benefits expenses associated with having an experienced and knowledgeable HR team – particularly if you have HR generalists as well as specialists who focus solely on a certain area within this field. Ultimately, HR outsourcing frees you to work ON your business rather than IN your business.

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Why workplaces should be doubling down on DEI

Work Life

Gallup research shows engagement isn’t about perks or salaries. Ensuring that Spanish-speaking clients can engage with legal experts in their native language fosters an environment of trust and comfort, particularly crucial during the inherently stressful circumstances often associated with legal matters. They transform.

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Employee Benefits That Matter: How Small Businesses Win Big With Their Teams

Vantage Circle

Recommended Resource: Unlock the Best 15 Employee Perks in the US Companies Employee Benefits Ideas for Small Businesses: A Multifaceted Approach Small businesses may not always match the salaries of corporate giants, but they can offer something just as valuable: a strong foundation for employee well-being , financial security, and career growth.

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The salary history ban: 5 steps to determine pay in the don’t-ask era

Insperity

Until recently, it was fairly standard practice to ask job candidates about salary history in interviews or on job applications. More and more states are adopting laws that prohibit asking job candidates about their salary history. Look for salary history clues in their résumé. Conduct market research to gauge salary history.

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HR technology trends for 2017: Curing government compliance concerns

Insperity

The new overtime regulation would have changed overtime eligibility for white collar, salaried workers earning less than $913 a week ($47,476 a year). It’s too complicated to “wing it” as you keep track of exempt and non-exempt, salaried and hourly employees , and who is eligible for overtime pay and various levels of benefits.

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Court-ordered employee wage garnishment: an employer’s guide

Insperity

Wage garnishment is a legal procedure in which a court order mandates that the employer withhold a portion of a person’s earnings to pay a financial obligation such as: Child support Tax debt Student loans Consumer or medical debt In the case of bankruptcy. What is wage garnishment? How is the employer notified?

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Talking politics at work – why it’s a bad idea and how to prevent it

Insperity

When employers are – and aren’t – legally allowed to limit political discussions in the workplace. The First Amendment: Only protects each of us against government retribution for speaking our mind Doesn’t say anything about what private employers can regulate on the job.

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