Author Archives: Gary Peterson

Paystub Inaccuracies Can Cost You Big

Posted on September 23, 2010 by Gary Peterson

Paystubs, believe it or not, are not mandatory. That is, under the Fair Labor of Standards Acts (FLSA), employers must maintain accurate record-keeping of payroll records and records upon which wage computation are based, such as time cards. But federal … Continue reading →

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Automate and Simplify with Online Payroll

Posted on August 6, 2010 by Gary Peterson

Remember learning about the importance of a paper trail? Going down into your parent’s basement and seeing file cabinets full of old tax returns (at least seven years worth!) and yellowed receipts from who-knows-when. Those days are long gone. Sure, … Continue reading →

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Web Addict’s Unproductive Hours Caught on Timesheet

Posted on July 19, 2010 by Gary Peterson

An employment tribunal in Glasgow has ruled that accountant David Innes, who was fired for “excessive” internet use, was unfairly dismissed. He was awarded nearly £40,000 in compensation from Scottish and Southern Energy, reports the BBC. What exactly is excessive … Continue reading →

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Avoid PTO Issues With PTO Software

Posted on July 9, 2010 by Gary Peterson

Payroll and timesheet software that allows you to automate the “paid time off” (PTO) schedule can greatly improve the efficiency of your workplace. Managers can easily review and approve requests, and employees can see their available balances and make requests … Continue reading →

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How to Trust Your Employees More, and Micromanage Less

Posted on July 8, 2010 by Gary Peterson

No one likes having someone reading over their shoulder. And it’s not much different in the workplace. According to BlessingWhite, an HR consultancy, a full one third of American employees complain about being micromanaged on the job. And while what … Continue reading →

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