Life is unpredictable, and sometimes injury, family emergency or illness can result in unplanned absences from work. This can look like a last-minute phone call or a no-show. However, employee absences are expensive, especially when these absences start to pile up....
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The Overtime Shake-Up: What the New Overtime Rules Mean for You
Delve into the DOL's new overtime regulations and their implications for your organization. Discover who qualifies for exemption under the new rule and learn practical strategies to ensure compliance. In this webinar, Dan Corp equips you to effectively navigate the...
Understanding the DOL’s Overtime Compensation Changes
In April, the Department of Labor (DOL) released a final ruling that is projected to significantly increase the threshold for overtime pay for lower-paid employees. Starting July 1, 2024, salaried workers making less than $844 per week will be eligible under the law...
Memorable and Compliant Recruitment and Onboarding
From the initial candidate search to their acceptance of the offer and integration into your company, every interaction and impression holds significance. Luckily, there are tools making it easy to deliver a remarkable onboarding experience and efficiently handle...
How to Avoid Burnout Heading into the Holidays
Skirting toward the end of Q4 is generally a busy time for any company, especially those whose fiscal year-end aligns with the end of the calendar year. Whether it’s planning for the coming year, trying to use up a designated budget, or trying to complete projects...
Set Your Newly-promoted Managers and Leaders Up For Success
There’s a common saying in the leadership world: “Employees don’t quit jobs, they quit managers.” What that really means is that the relationship between team members and their managers is the single most important factor in employee engagement. Beyond that, everyday...
The Past, Present & Future of Child Labor Laws
Though the United States government first enacted limitations on child labor over a century ago, the landscape of child labor laws continues to evolve and change in modern day. States around the US continue making efforts to strengthen, weaken or generally modify the...
How to Turn Around Bad Employee Attendance
Employee absenteeism is incredibly costly for businesses. Unexpected, frequent and habitual employee absences not covered by company policy reduces productivity and profitability. Beyond the financial implications, it’s often frustrating for managers and co-workers to...
How to Automate Niche, Complex Time & Attendance Needs
Even businesses that use time and attendance software may feel wary of automating related processes. This is especially true when they feel like their operations are too complicated for a software program to complete automatically. Considering how similar many of...
Why You Shouldn’t Round Employee Worked Hours
For many businesses it’s common practice to round employee hours to the nearest whole number—often the nearest five minutes, 10 minutes, or quarter hour. The reasoning seems sound, since it greatly simplifies payroll calculations for hourly employees or hourly client...