Companies have both a desire and a need to dig deeper into understanding their pay practices. With new U.S. government EEO-1 reporting requirements taking effect in March 2018, doing so is becoming a regulatory imperative for many.

If there’s one constant in business, it’s payroll. The word “salary” comes from Roman times when soldiers were paid in salt.

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Companies face a growing challenge in keeping up with employees’ expectations when it comes to an increasingly mobile and global workforce. Employees expect technology at the office to be as easy to use as technology at home—and businesses are challenged to keep up with the speed of that...

Sondra Dougherty, CPP, took the oath of office this morning during the Annual Business Meeting, beginning her year as your American Payroll Association (APA) President.

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Global payroll has come a long way from its fledgling early days, but questions abound for many payroll professionals taking their first steps into the global realm.

Adecco Staffing USA, a subsidiary of the world’s largest staffing company, pays 100,000 temporary workers in any given week and needed to transition to a new payroll card solution just before the company’s busiest time of year, when tens of thousands of new employees are hired. Adecco needed to...

Today’s employees want and expect a “consumer experience” in the workplace, and payroll will play a vital role in making it happen. In today’s Pre-Congress Luncheon, Dermot O’Brien, ADP’s Chief Human Resources Officer, will lead a panel discussion on the opportunities payroll and human resources...

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