It’s one of the fastest-growing technologies: Remote Deposit Capture (RDC). But before you sign on, make sure you have three issues covered.

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Tags: Duplicate item detection, Image quality, Processed check identification, RDC, Remote deposit capture

A recent Nevada law may set off a domino effect and change the way your company handles sensitive data.

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Tags: Data privacy laws, Encryption, Laptops, Nevada, Security breach

So it’s certainly not going to be good for the employees you have to show the door. But if you have to make this tough call, you certainly want to make sure your company gets the most out of it.

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Tags: CFOs, Downsizing, Exodus, Payroll, Staffers

From start-ups to mega corps, this free downloadable tool has successfully made the move from academia to corporate America.

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Tags: LMS, Moodle, Online training materials, Open-Source Learning Management, Webhosts

Even if your desk isn’t a mountain of papers and Post-Its, you may still not be making maximum use of your space.

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Tags: Desk, Organization, Space, Tuesday

Quick: Are you confident in the accuracy of the budgets other departments submit? Didn’t think so. You’ll have a different answer after employing these three strategies.

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Tags: Accountability, Bugets, Fudge Factor, Number padding, Plan B, Strategies

These days, few offices have no one who works from home at least part of the week. But what’s a good enough reason to open up that option?

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Tags: Gas prices, HR motivators, telecommuting, Telework Exchange

Paper time sheets alone are so passé — almost everyone uses some sort of automated time collection system these days. So who’s the most popular?

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Tags: A/P, American Payroll Association, Customization, Time collection

Sure, accidents happen. But what do you do when you suspect some of those workers’ comp (WC) claims are being exaggerated?  Try what this company did.

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Tags: Control, Injuries, Medical emergency protocol, workers' compensation

Employee or independent contractor? It can be a tough decision …with expensive questions if your company makes the wrong one. To make the right classification faster and with less hemming and hawing, try this.

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Tags: Classification, Independent contractor, IRS requirements, Tax consequences