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Top 10 Benefits of Using HR Software for Growing Businesses

EmployeeConnect

What once worked for a small team of 10 may quickly unravel as your workforce expands to 30, 50, or even 100 employees. This is where HR software steps in as a crucial growth enabler. For growing businesses, the right HR software can be the difference between reactive firefighting and proactive, scalable HR management.

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What Do Hourly Workers Want? Here’s How to Best Support Them in 2025

HR Digest

Hourly wage work is often seen as temporary employment that workers take up when they are in between jobs; however, this is an outdated image of such roles. Hourly work is still honest work, and learning how to support these hourly workers can be in a company’s best interest in the long run. What do hourly workers want?

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Payroll Management

Netchex HR Blog

Not only does it encompass the most obvious—employees being paid—it also goes a long way in determining the overall net profit of a company. First off, businesses are legally obligated to pay their employees timely and accurately. But do you really understand all that it encompasses? How much time it takes?

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How to Implement an Artificial Intelligence Policy [Part 3]

HR Bartender

To offer some insights, I’ve been chatting with our friend and attorney Carrie Cherveny, chief compliance officer and senior vice president of strategic solutions at HUB International. We’ve already talked about recruiting but there are many other opportunities for HR to create efficiencies and improve the employee experience.

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Timekeeping Integration - The Key to Compliance

Speaker: Cynthia Hoyt, Regional Sales Director, Southland Data Processing

Another ruling on a wage and hour class action law suit. While employees are a company’s most important resource, they are also its largest cost. While employees are a company’s most important resource, they are also its largest cost. Companies face ever increasing challenges with today’s workforce environment.

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What Job Seekers Want From Construction Industry Employers

HR Management

Offering fair, clear wages shows respect for workers’ skills and makes your company more attractive. Health insurance, retirement plans, and paid time off are no longer nice extras. Employers who also offer tuition support, wellness programs, or tool allowances can set themselves apart. They are now expected.

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A Small Business’s Guide to Hiring Seasonal Employees

Extensis

Quick look: Approximately 75,000 seasonal employees work in the U.S. What are seasonal employees? Seasonal employees are hired temporarily to meet increased demand throughout the year. Seasonal employees are hired for a specific period, which could range from a few weeks to several months.