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Greater Workplace Safety Can Save Your Business Money
Workers' compensation costs employers an average of $1.37 per $100 of payroll. That figure can vary widely, because dangerous…
Rx for Itemizing Medical Expenses
Medical expenses can be costly — and they're not always covered by insurance. But there may be a silver lining: You may be…
Protect Your Business from ACA-Related Liability
The employer mandate under the Affordable Care Act is now a reality, after surviving a challenge in the Supreme Court in 2015, known as…
What Can Employers Do with Forfeited Employee FSA Balances?
When unused flexible spending account (FSA) balances are forfeited back to employers under the "use-it-or-lose-it" rule, employers have…
Insuring Employees Who Drive Their Own Cars
In many companies, employees drive during the course of their jobs — to make deliveries, call on customers or pick up supplies.…
Spin Email Messages into Gold
The Internet is one of the best devices your company has to target new customers and keep your existing clientele happy. Businesses…
To Retain Top Talent, Adopt Total Compensation Statements
Do your workers understand the full extent of the contributions you make to their financial security? Employees understand the cash…
Glean Critical Information From Departing Employees
Get to the heart of the matter. If you want the truth about your company, ask people on the way out. Exit interviews can deliver…
Become a Winner by Avoiding These 5 Mistakes
Establishing a winning position in the marketplace is obviously critical to your company's success. That position, however, must be…
The Source of a Satisfied Customer
Quality is undeniably the single most important facet involved in retaining your clientele. Improving satisfaction is critical to…
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