‘Why is my paycheck suddenly smaller?!’
Prepare yourself and the Payroll department for the complaints now.
Policy
'Continuous auditing': The next trend in compliance?
While running internal audits has become a fairly common practice, some firms are taking it a step further.
'I'm not wanted in this state': 7 worst job interview responses
Honesty is usually the best policy — unless, of course, you’re in a job interview, and the answer to “What are your weaknesses?” is “I’m an alcoholic and do not deserve this job.”
'What d’ya mean we can’t drink here!?’ Workers strike over drinking ban
At most places, drinking at work would result in immediate termination. But at this place, it was an everyday activity — until recently.
$1.5 million OT lesson: Termite inspections aren't sales activities
A major pest control company recently learned a tough lesson about the difference between sales activities and services, as well as how much misclassifying employees as overtime exempt can cost.
2 new rulings will make you question your company’s independent contractor calls
Wait! Before your Accounts Payable departments cuts another check for an independent contractor, you’ll want to take a look at two major court rulings that came out in recent weeks.
2 solid ways to better manage cash flow
In a perfect world, A/R would always be busy receiving payments from your customers and there’d be no lag between making a sale and getting the payment. But, unfortunately, that’s not the case.
2 tricky payroll areas landing companies in hot water
Overtime pay’s great … when you’re the one earning it! But for employers it’s a major expense and a major headache.
2 ways to stop corporate credit card misuse
Worried employees may be tempted to use their corporate credit cards improperly? Consider adding these measures to your company’s T&E policy.
2019 T&E forecast – and how to combat higher costs
Considering T&E is the second largest expense for most companies, CFOs always have to keep an eye on the business travel industry.
3 of President Obama’s weirdest new taxes
President Obama has long been in favor of getting rid of the corporate jet loophole. Now he’s adding … flavored vodka to the list?
3 questions that’ll make employees think critically
Critical thinking is a staple of college education, but it’s a skill that should carry on well after college.
3 tactics combat rising T&E trends
Even with fuel and travel costs on the rise, there’s no reason to let these expenses ground your bottom line.
3 top invoice process challenges Finance can tackle today
To operate effectively, stay compliant and keep trading partners content, your company needs a best-in-class invoice process.
3 topics your 401(k) investment committee needs to address ASAP
Is your 401(k) investment committee doing everything it should? With Finance execs being asked to take a more active role in their companies’ retirement plans, that’s a question that needs to be examined on a regular basis.
3 tricky benefits scenarios – did these companies handle them correctly?
Fact: Benefits are surpassing salaries as the most important perk to employees. But did these companies step out of line to enforce their benefits policies?
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