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Employee turnover is the percentage of workers who leave your company and are replaced by new hires during a specified time. To calculate employee turnover, divide the number of workers who left your business...
Sometimes, you just can’t bring yourself to go to work – you might be sick, have an appointment, or just need a break. If your company has a paid time off (PTO) policy, you...
You’ve spent a lot of time building your small business, but now you need to get some new customers. One way to attract new clients is to start a blog. If you don’t think a blog will...
This article was last edited on 12/26/2019. For updated information on payroll taxes, visit https://www.irs.gov/forms-pubs/about-publication-15. A lookback period is the timeframe used to calculate an employer’s total payroll tax liability. The IRS then uses that info to determine your deposit...
A lot of people don’t carry cash anymore. You’d probably prefer it if people bought your products or services in cash because you’d be paid immediately. Many people shopping at your small business, however,...
Paying your employees for the time they’ve worked is critical. But, it can take a lot of effort for you to track time worked and run payroll. It’s time-consuming and leaves a lot of...
Your employer brand is your reputation as an employer. It’s how you share your company’s mission, values, and personality with your current, future, and potential workers. It’s like your company’s brand, but instead of...
If you’re starting to feel burnt out or are looking for new ideas for your small business, you may just need a new perspective. Keep reading to learn nine easy ways you can see...
Halloween isn’t just for kids to dress up, ask strangers for candy, and have all the fun. You can have fun celebrating Halloween, too, even at work. Celebrating Halloween at work isn’t like celebrating it with...
You interview someone before hiring them and again when they leave your company. But, have you ever thought about interviewing someone while they’re still with your company? These types of meetings are called retention...