Personal Use of Equipment Creates Liability
Do you allow your employees personal use of your company's equipment? If you do, consider your liability. Many employers, as a benefit, allow...
09 October, 2019
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How to Put Your Employees in the Driver’s Seat
Your team members don't call their bank when they need to check their balance, they simply access their account from their smartphone. They...
08 October, 2019
From the HR Support Center: When a Job Candidate Mentions Having a Disability
One of our employees interviewed a candidate today and emailed me afterwards. He was impressed by the candidate, but grew concerned after the...
07 October, 2019
Businesses Can Take These Steps After a Disaster
When disaster strikes, many business owners might find themselves needing to reconstruct records. This will help them prove a loss, which may be...
04 October, 2019
Sample Housing Allowance for Pastors
Ready-to-use resolution language for church board to set a clergy housing allowance in 2019 by Richard R. Hammar. Editor’s Note: A resolution can only...
03 October, 2019
Giving Information Can Lead to Lawsuits
Legal hassles can arise when you give references for former employees. These former employees might turn around and sue your organization for defamation. Here's...
02 October, 2019
How To Manage PTO For Remote Workers
Let’s talk about PTO and remote working. Telecommuting continues to increase every year. How do you handle leave for remote workers? Follow these guidelines....
01 October, 2019
From the HR Support Center: DOL Releases Final Overtime Rule, Effective Jan 1, 2020
The Department of Labor has announced the new minimum salary for certain exempt white collar employees. The final rule is very close to...
30 September, 2019
Tips for Taxpayers Who Make Money from a Hobby
Many people enjoy hobbies that are also a source of income. From painting and pottery to scrapbooking and soap making, these activities can...
27 September, 2019
How Does the IRS Define a Church?
For purposes of U.S. tax law, churches are considered to be public charities, also known as Section 501(c)(3) organizations. As such, they are generally exempt from...
26 September, 2019