If you want to buy a car or house, open a bank account, or get a job, you need a Social Security number. An Employer Identification Number (EIN) is like that, but for your business. Many businesses need an EIN to operate. And if your business is one of them, you must know how to […]
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What’s the Deal With the New York Sick Leave Law?
October 7, 2020Depending on your state, you may have to provide paid sick leave to your employees. As an employer, you should know the paid sick leave laws by state to ensure you remain compliant. One state that recently joined the bunch is New York. If you’re an NY employer, giddy-up and learn all about the New […]
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Your Business Doesn’t Have to Be a “Danger Zone” to Need PPE in the Workplace
October 5, 2020Whether your employees work at an office, laboratory, warehouse, or worksite, the workplace can be dangerous. And as an employer, you’re responsible for protecting your employees from hazards in the workplace.
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What Is a Waiting Period for Employee Benefits (Like Health Insurance)?
September 28, 2020Businesses, insurance companies, and the government all use waiting periods. If you provide company-sponsored benefits to employees, you might decide to set a waiting period. So, what is it?
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Can Job Sharing Benefit Your Small Business?
September 15, 2020Flexible work arrangements are becoming more and more popular in the business world. One type of flexible option for employees is job sharing. So, what is job sharing?
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How Does Unemployment Work for Employers When a Former Employee Files a Claim?
September 11, 2020Letting employees go is never easy. But if you’re dealing with staggering profits, unproductive workers, or the effects of COVID-19, you might not have a choice. When your employees become unemployed, they may be eligible for unemployment benefits. But, how does unemployment work for employers? What are your responsibilities?
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A Flex Time Policy Can Work Wonders for Your Business
September 9, 2020As workplaces evolve, work arrangements are changing, too. Employees across the country are saying goodbye to the standard 9 to 5 shift and hello to remote work and flexible schedules. One work arrangement that’s making its way into workplaces is flex time. To help decrease absenteeism and better fit your employees’ scheduling needs, consider creating […]
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What Is Third-party Sick Pay?
August 26, 2020There are a number of paid sick leave laws by state. To stay compliant, some employers have turned to third parties to handle sick pay. Do your employees receive third-party sick pay?
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Understand the Types of Employment to Best Suit Your Business’s Needs
August 24, 2020Are you thinking about hiring an employee? First, you should hash out details about the job. Think about things like how many hours you’ll need the employee to work and what kind of commitment you’re willing to make. Familiarize yourself with different types of employment to pick the right job status.
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SUTA Tax Requirements for Employers: State-by-state Breakdown
August 19, 2020As an employer, one of your responsibilities is withholding and paying certain taxes, like SUTA tax. But if you’re a new employer, this process can be a bit confusing at first. Read on to learn what the SUTA tax requirements are in your state.
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