See photos from Thursday at the APA's 36th Annual Congress.
Workday saw a need to provide information about multi-state payroll laws, and the Learning Lounge provided the right venue.
Telecommuting has grown significantly, but employers must weigh the associated benefits against the disadvantages and risks, a payroll analyst said during the American Payroll Association’s Annual Congress on Tuesday, May 15.Sixty percent of employers let employees telecommute, which is triple the...
After you finish all the educational sessions and workshops on Thursday morning and afternoon, switch into a new tuxedo or fanciest dress and enjoy the “License to Party,” sponsored by Replicon. Your mission starts at 7:30 p.m. in Potomac Ballroom A-B after the costume contest in the Expo.
The moment attendees had been anticipating was finally here. The Expo officially opened yesterday afternoon.“Implementation Is Everything” kicked off a series of demos at the Global Cash Card booth. Presenter Lisa Knisely, the company’s Vice President of Field Support, was excited that attendees...
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During Thursday’s General Session, Josh Bersin pondered “The Future of Work and Pay: How Will Artificial Intelligence, Data, and Predictive Analytics Change Your World?”
On Thursday, May 17, Max van der Klis-Busink, RPP, a familiar name to subscribers of the Global Payroll Management Institute (GPMI) and to readers of Global Payroll magazine, became the first recipient of GPMI’s Global Vision Award.
Two American Payroll Association (APA) members plan to continue their payroll education after accepting Payroll Education Grants at the 36th Annual Congress in National Harbor, Maryland.
