The workplace is evolving, and the ways workers want and need to be paid has shifted. The recently announced ADP Research Institute’s Evolution of Pay Study reveals that more than 60% of employees indicated that off-cycle pay options would make a difference when considering a job offer.

This week’s Annual Congress will be in the palm of your hand, thanks to the APA’s Congress App. The Crowd Compass AttendeeHub app by Cvent!, sponsored by ADP, is available for both iOS and Android and will be your all-in-one guide to the 37th Annual Congress in Long Beach.

It’s important to keep your edge as a professional in any industry. When the competition is strong, how will you stand out from the crowd?

Get some tips from keynote speaker and entertainer Jeff Civillico on how to make your trip to Congress a memorable one this year.

Long Beach, California, is a cultural hub and home to multiple art and history museums. Why not take a tour after your educational workshops while you’re attending the 37th Annual Congress, May 14-18?

Explore sunny Long Beach, California, during your stay for the APA’s 37th Annual Congress, May 14-18. After your workshops, while you’re out shopping, why not bring something home to savor the good memories by checking out these local shopping favorites?

The Long Beach Convention and Entertainment Center (LBCEC) will be the home of the APA’s 37th Annual Congress. Get to know your venue before your visit May 14-18.

Feeling hungry? You will after all of your APA education so be sure to visit one of these restaurants for a taste of Long Beach, California, during your stay for the APA’s 37th Annual Congress. All locations listed are within walking distance of the Long Beach Convention and Entertainment Center,...

If you’re looking for a night of fine dining, a walk through a history museum, or a haunted excursion, check out the Queen Mary ocean liner docked in Long Beach, California, as part of your stay during the APA’s 37th Annual Congress, May 14-18, 2019.

When you’re faced with an obstacle at home or at work, what do you do? Do you allow that challenge to drain your energy, or do you keep moving forward and pivot through the challenge to emerge stronger?