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Paying Candidates for Interviews: What Should Be Covered and Why?

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But as all eyes are on mental health and wellness improvements in the workplace , employers are facing a new ethical dilemma: Should they pay candidates who interview? William Stonehouse III, president and co-founder of Crawford Thomas Recruiting, has an eye on the trend of paying for interviewing expenses. A babysitter.

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How Companies Can Support Moms in–and Returning to—the Workplace

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As the founder and president of a Florida-based public relations and branding agency, she had spent her pre-kid days making the most of the fun parts of her job, even attending events well into the evening. Therefore, families of three can expect to pay around $3,000 to $8,400 monthly on daycare or childcare expenses.

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4 important payroll issues to keep an eye on in 2023

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The IRS punted on its final regulations , dropping the mandatory e-filing threshold for information returns for 2021 and 2022 W-2s, 1099s, and 1095s. Everyone then anxiously anticipated the regs’ release, despite the fact that items on the regulatory agenda are routinely ignored by the agency putting them there. Final e-filing regs.

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A Noncompete Clause Ban Is on the Table—Here’s What Employees Should Know

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When Sara Davenport realized her workplace was making her miserable and taking a toll on her mental health, she faced a difficult dilemma. Meanwhile, other government agencies have been tackling the thorny issue of noncompete clauses. But change could be on the horizon.