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From leveraging artificial intelligence to implementing more cloud-based software, here are 10 answers to the questions, "How will you tackle payroll in 2023, and what will you do differently to improve from the previous year?"
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For decades, employees at companies with 50 or more workers have been entitled to leave under FMLA; however, those employees of small employers have not had access to this protection–until now.
Unless required by the term of the company’s stock option plan, reducing the strike price of the options would not require the consent of the optionee, nor would it be necessary for a privately held company to obtain shareholder approval of the repricing.
Blockchain will cause huge changes in the current form of business models in the not-too-distant future.
Although seasonal staff members are hired typically for six months or less, this type of employment poses many questions.