Take a Pause and Be Thankful Today
The end-of-the-year means different things for different people. In some cases, it truly is a wind-down period. For others, everything is just ramping up. Preparing for the holidays on top of balancing work and your personal life can leave you feeling frazzled and easily annoyed. Your goal is to make
Want Your Team to Stop Catching Z’s in Your Meetings? Here Are 3 Tips
Meetings are an effective way to gather people together and make a plan, said almost no one. Too often, you leave a meeting saying ‘this could have been an email’ instead of feeling like it was time well spent. That’s not to say productive meetings do not occur, just that they
Get Your Team Out and Make a Difference in the Community… You Won’t Regret It
As a leader, you want to make sure that you are giving back to both your team and the community. You invest time in both because you know it will lead to employee loyalty, satisfaction, and increased productivity. In your list of ways to improve, have you considered volunteering?
5 Ways to Give Thanks to Your Employees This Holiday Season
Tis the season for being thankful, at least that’s how it feels in November. While gratitude shouldn’t be reserved for one month or day a year, this month is an excellent time to make an extra effort for your team to let them know just how much you appreciate all
A Day in the Life of a Payroll Clerk
A payroll clerk is a position found across every industry. No matter what they do, a company needs someone in charge of processing the payroll. Saying that, however, doesn’t mean you know exactly what they do. You understand it deals with dispensing employee’s paychecks, but that’s the extent of your knowledge. Keep reading to learn what the
Why Are Employees Leaving After Only a Couple Months?
As an employer, you likely aren’t hiring new team members with the expectation that they’ll leave the position quickly. Even though workforce trends indicate employees aren’t staying at companies as long as they used to, you still expect them to stay at least a year or two. Unfortunately, you may