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One of the most important things to consider when opening a new business is how the structure you choose will impact your taxes. According to The Brookings Institution, about 95% of all U.S. businesses are “pass-through” entities, meaning…

With about half of small businesses failing by their fifth year of operation, it can be a daunting venture to realize the dream of owning your own business; however, with the right approach, you can be successful. Here are…

By Andrew Siegel, CEO of Payday HCM Every three weeks I travel to Denver to study painting. My teacher is Kevin Weckbach, a Denver-based artist. I learn different things each session and continue to work on these lessons…

When it comes to employment compliance, how good are you at predicting the future? Is your crystal ball polished and ready to show you the ever-changing landscape of healthcare, employment regulation, immigration reform and retirement benefits?…

You’ve got to hand it to Millennials (those born between 1980 and 1995); they are not compromising what they want for what society has always deemed most important. In fact, because the Y Generation doesn’t pander to the traditional…

Empower your organization Cut down admin time across your company. From employees clocking in and out to supervisors approving time cards, get the convenience you need with TimeWorks Mobile with PinPoint GPS. Workforce Management on the Go TimeWorks…

Who doesn’t love a puppy? Or a kitten? Science tells us that the love we feel for our pets is the effect of oxytocin, the brain chemical that is produced for a “tend and…

If you need to fill a position, you might be tempted to do the hiring yourself. While we at Payday Staffing are sure you could do a decent job, may we suggest that you follow these 6 brilliant habits,…

Often we hear how many Human Capital Management (HCM) firms’ customer service mottos seem to be “I hope you’re happy.” At this stage, we shouldn’t be shocked. But when we start serving new clients, they say, “I didn’t know…

Gossip is defined in the Merriam-Webster dictionary as a person who habitually reveals personal or sensational facts about others. In a broader sense, it may be interpreted by the individual in any number of ways: malicious or actionable…