Budgeting for Employee Turnover

Budgeting for Employee Turnover

Employee turnover is expensive – more so than you might think. When budgeting for employee turnover, some of the costs can be tracked and calculated but others are harder to gauge, like the impact on employee engagement. Easily measurable or not, they all hurt...
Okay to Reject an Applicant Because of Their Accent?

Okay to Reject an Applicant Because of Their Accent?

Q: We interviewed a candidate who had the right type and length of experience, but spoke with a thick accent and was difficult to understand. Is it okay to reject an applicant because of their accent? A: There is risk in rejecting the candidate based on their accent,...
Salary History Ban Passed for Albany County

Salary History Ban Passed for Albany County

In a previous article, we discussed the New York City salary history ban that took effect October 31. Recently, a salary history ban passed for Albany County, with the Albany County Legislature unanimously voting to prevent employers from requiring salary information...
New York Paid Family Leave Compliance Checklist

New York Paid Family Leave Compliance Checklist

As of January 1, 2018, New York Paid Family Leave (PFL) is available to virtually all private employees in the state. Employers must accurately track hours and days worked as well as sick time and leave time to ensure they comply with the law. Use this New York Paid...
2018 Pension Plan and Retirement Plan Limits

2018 Pension Plan and Retirement Plan Limits

The IRS recently announced 2018 pension plan and retirement plan limits. For employees with 401(k), 403(b), and most 457 retirement plans, the contribution limit will increase from $18,000 to $18,500. This increase also affects the government’s Thrift Savings...
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