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The end of the year feels far away, but in the world of payroll, it’s around the corner. Starting fresh in the new year means you don’t have to manually enter current year information—no pulling messy reports or hunting for missing data.
July 1, 2025, marked a milestone: the one‑year anniversary of California’s Workplace Violence Prevention Law (SB 553). With the foundational work behind you, this anniversary isn’t just a celebratory marker—it’s a critical compliance checkpoint. If you haven’t completed your mandatory annual review and retraining, now is the time to prioritize those steps. Implementing SB 553 took significant effort for many businesses last year. The one-year anniversary is a required checkpoint to evaluate: has your company reviewed its plan and retrained to ensure it’s still effective?
Imagine this: an employee storms into your office because their paycheck is wrong for the second time in a row. Or your business is hit with a tax penalty from the IRS. You outsourced payroll to avoid exactly these headaches and horrors.
California’s new Indoor Heat Illness Prevention Standard (Title 8, Section 3396) took effect on July 23, 2024, marking a significant step in safeguarding workers from heat-related illnesses in indoor environments. This regulation applies to most indoor workplaces where temperatures reach or exceed 82°F, including those with air conditioning. Employers are now required to implement measures to protect employees, ensuring their health and safety during periods of elevated indoor temperatures.
Whether you’re planning a wedding, a birthday party, or a professional conference, hosting an event is both thrilling and demanding. There’s the excitement of bringing people together, but also the pressure of making sure everything goes smoothly. From staffing and certifications to setting up and cleaning up, every detail matters.
Losing someone close is one of the hardest things anyone can go through, and as an employer, you have a unique opportunity to support your team during those moments that matter most.
Life doesn’t pause during the workday. Employees balance work, family, and personal challenges, which can affect their focus and well-being. That’s where Employee Assistance Programs (EAPs) help. These confidential, employer-sponsored programs provide essential resources to help employees navigate life’s complexities while keeping their well-being a priority.