How to Write an Investment Policy Statement – A Guide to Help Keep Your Investments on Track

by Ryan Guina @ Cash Money Life | Personal Finance, Investing, & Career

Mon Feb 19 12:45:40 PST 2018

Do you have an Investment Policy Statement (IPS)? If not, then you are missing out on one of the key ingredients of a successful investing career. An Investment Policy Statement is a written policy of your investment goals and objectives, helping you stay on track regardless of what the markets are doing. And every investor ... Read More about How to Write an Investment Policy Statement – A Guide to Help Keep Your Investments on Track

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What Is QuickBooks Error -6144, 0?

by Chief Mechanic @ QBGarage.com

Fri Dec 07 09:15:47 PST 2012

According to Intuit, QuickBooks Error -6144, 0 and the related error -6144, -103 are accompanied by the message “An error occurred while QuickBooks tried to access the company file”. They are caused by either: an incorrect path in your .nd file to your company file (.qbw) or damage to the Windows user account used by […]

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IRS Issues New W-4

by Steve Scheu @ Time and Pay

Fri Mar 02 07:40:30 PST 2018

IRS Initiates Paycheck Check-Up Week, March 26-April 1  The IRS has issued the new W-4 for 2018 taking into account the new Tax Act which went into effect in January.  (The Advi$or notes that what used to be a 2 page document is now 4 pages!) Along with the new W-4, the IRS has also advised […]

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Are Employees Free to Discuss Their Wages?

by Steve Scheu @ Time and Pay

Sat Mar 24 15:15:40 PDT 2018

Employers are often concerned about employee discussions regarding their wages and benefits. While they may not like such discussions, employers should take note that they may not prohibit, or even hint at consequences, if employees discuss their compensation amongst each other. Employers may not in any way discipline or react in a negative way towards […]

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QuickBooks 2012 Coming By September 26th

by Chief Mechanic @ QBGarage.com

Wed Sep 14 14:42:38 PDT 2011

Intuit has announced that QuickBooks 2012 and Enterprise Solutions 12.0 will ship on September 26, 2011. That’s about 1 week later than last year, but it still gives users plenty of time to get the new version up and running before the end of year. We’ve already downloaded the software and have begun to prepare […]

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Paychex | IHS Markit Small Business Employment Watch: Small Business Job Growth and Wages Moderate in February

by Lisa Fleming @ Paychex Newsroom

Tue Mar 06 05:34:55 PST 2018

After an uptick to start the year, the Paychex | IHS Markit Small Business Employment Watch saw small declines in jobs and wage growth in February.

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A Note to Our Clients | February 2, 2018

by Tricia Hansen @ CenterState Bank

Tue Mar 13 07:38:17 PDT 2018

CenterState Wealth Management A Note to Our Clients February 9, 2018 While it was difficult and somewhat unsettling to watch the Dow Jones Industrial Average suffer through two 1000+ point drops this week, leaving the DJIA and the S&P 500 -8.8% and -9.1% below their respective peak levels on January 26 to today’s close, we […]

my coworker keeps cooking for me, colleague tried to steal from a bereavement fund, and more

by Ask a Manager @ Ask a Manager

Sun Mar 25 21:03:20 PDT 2018

It’s five answers to five questions. Here we go… 1. My office gave out thank-you gifts … with strings and deadlines I work for a private firm in a very deadline-driven business. We are extremely busy now and are having a stressful year because we are short on staff. A few days ago the professionals […]

my coworker keeps cooking for me, colleague tried to steal from a bereavement fund, and more was originally published by Alison Green on Ask a Manager.

#FailSeason: Why You Don’t Keep Your New Year’s Resolutions

by Antoinette Vitale @ CenterState Bank

Wed Jan 03 08:46:44 PST 2018

Why you don’t keep your new year’s resolutions (1 of 2) There are two ways of looking at the beginning of a new year.  No matter how heavy, hard, and tiring the previous year was, you have the chance to turn that little leaf over and hope it’s greener. #FailSeason Next week, we’re going to […]

Paychex Acquires Lessor Group

by Laura Saxby Lynch @ Paychex Newsroom

Thu Mar 01 06:00:04 PST 2018

Paychex announced the acquisition of Lessor Group (Lessor), a Denmark-based provider of payroll and human capital management (HCM) software solutions.

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my employee works from home too much

by Ask a Manager @ Ask a Manager

Wed Mar 14 09:30:57 PDT 2018

This week on the Ask a Manager podcast, I talk with a manager who gives her staff a lot of flexibility when it comes to working from home, and she’s concerned one employee is using that flexibility in a way that isn’t quite working for their team. Here’s the letter she sent to me, and you […]

my employee works from home too much was originally published by Alison Green on Ask a Manager.

QuickBooks 2013 Coming On September 24th

by Chief Mechanic @ QBGarage.com

Tue Sep 11 22:12:40 PDT 2012

Intuit will release QuickBooks 2013 and Enterprise Solutions 13.0 on or about September 24th.  Downloads from Intuit’s site will be available immediately upon release.  Physical product should reach stores by sometime in October. The biggest thing users will notice about QuickBooks 2013 is the new design, or graphical user interface (GUI) in tech-speak.  The design […]

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Car insurance in South Carolina

by Andy Frakes @ finder US

Tue Mar 27 09:53:41 PDT 2018

Compare the cheapest car insurance in South Carolina. Learn about the state's auto insurance laws and steps you should take after an accident.

my boss told me to quit or be fired

by Ask a Manager @ Ask a Manager

Thu Mar 15 09:30:51 PDT 2018

A reader writes: For the last six months, I’ve essentially been on “probation” with my supervisor, determining if this manager role is a good fit for me. His conclusion is that I do not possess the skills necessary for this role. Instead of terminating my employment, they offered me another position – a demotion to […]

my boss told me to quit or be fired was originally published by Alison Green on Ask a Manager.

boss said she’d give me a great reference but she didn’t, jobs advertised for less than minimum wage, and more

by Ask a Manager @ Ask a Manager

Tue Mar 20 21:03:16 PDT 2018

It’s five answers to five questions. Here we go… 1. My manager said she’d give me a great reference — but she didn’t After a second round interview with company A, I was asked to submit references. I typically would not include my current direct supervisor, who started working with my team six months ago, […]

boss said she’d give me a great reference but she didn’t, jobs advertised for less than minimum wage, and more was originally published by Alison Green on Ask a Manager.

is “secretary” a demeaning title?

by Ask a Manager @ Ask a Manager

Tue Mar 13 07:59:15 PDT 2018

A reader writes: I work in the tree care industry at a company where the hierarchy is the owner and manager (“Will”), his assistant on the field providing estimates, then me, the owner’s secretary, then the tree workers (who have their own hierarchy). I work in the office by myself taking calls from clients for […]

is “secretary” a demeaning title? was originally published by Alison Green on Ask a Manager.

Important Tax Fraud Alert

by Merchants Bank @ Merchants Bank Blog

Mon Feb 26 09:48:05 PST 2018

Just days into the start of the 2018 filing season, the IRS identified a new scam in which cybercriminals have stolen client data from tax professionals and filed fraudulent refunds using real taxpayer information, including bank account and routing information for direct deposit. The fraudster then contacts the taxpayer posing as an employee of a […]

Direct Deposit snafu

by Jeff Jones @ Spiceworks Community

Mon Apr 04 12:39:31 PDT 2016

"WelcometoWELLSFARGO!" they yell now anytime you walk in. Makes me feel.... right at corporate home.

Youth soccer org that I'm treasurer for uses Wells Fargo. Always having issues with them: say they'll include check images with statements; they never do; you order a replacement book of checks/deposit slips, and the branch manager looks at your book and orders something completely wrong; you need to remove an old board member name from the account and are told the deceased person needs a representative to come in and do it....

what to say when your boss is rude to a coworker in front of you

by Ask a Manager @ Ask a Manager

Wed Mar 21 07:59:25 PDT 2018

A reader writes: What can/should I do when my boss is rude to another coworker? We’re a small, very early-stage start-up with no HR person. The coworker and I are both young, female, and new. My boss often puts her down (“God, you’re inattentive” or “if you can’t even do this task you should be […]

what to say when your boss is rude to a coworker in front of you was originally published by Alison Green on Ask a Manager.

QuickBooks Keyboard Shortcuts

by Chief Mechanic @ QBGarage.com

Sun Mar 13 09:15:24 PDT 2011

QuickBooks includes a variety of keyboard shortcuts to make your use of the program easier and faster. We’ve compiled them into a single sortable and searchable list, shown below. All of these shortcuts are based on QuickBooks for Windows. Here are a few pointers on making the best use of keyboard shortcuts: Our list is […]

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Direct Deposit snafu

by GrayRabbit @ Spiceworks Community

Mon Apr 04 21:29:42 PDT 2016

Follow-up:   I did get Wells-Fargo to confirm that they indeed had an "issue" with their DirectPay service...as to what that issue was, no one seems to know.  Worse, no one would talk with our HR department or firm partners about it.  

Not satisfied with that answer, it sounds like our management will be pursuing a different bank.  

LitePay folds after Litecoin Foundation refuses to contribute more funds

by Peter Terlato @ finder US

Tue Mar 27 10:18:48 PDT 2018

Litecoin approached LitePay regarding transparency issues. Soon after, the payments company shut down.

win a copy of the new Ask a Manager book

by Ask a Manager @ Ask a Manager

Mon Mar 12 09:30:58 PDT 2018

Want to win a copy of the new Ask a Manager book? My publisher is giving away 25 free copies to readers of this site, and you can enter to win one here. Ask a Manager: How to Navigate Clueless Colleagues, Lunch-Stealing Bosses, and the Rest of Your Life at Work will be published by Random House/Ballantine on […]

win a copy of the new Ask a Manager book was originally published by Alison Green on Ask a Manager.

my old boss still assigns me work, coworker doesn’t wash her hands when leaving the bathroom, and more

by Ask a Manager @ Ask a Manager

Thu Mar 15 21:03:29 PDT 2018

It’s four answers to four questions. Here we go… 1. My old boss is still assigning me work Recently I came back from FMLA leave to discover that my boss had been (willingly??) demoted and quickly replaced with an outside hire. It turns out I rather like the new boss. I am the lead assistant […]

my old boss still assigns me work, coworker doesn’t wash her hands when leaving the bathroom, and more was originally published by Alison Green on Ask a Manager.

I’m being mentored against my will by a dude who’s my peer

by Ask a Manager @ Ask a Manager

Mon Mar 26 07:59:09 PDT 2018

A reader writes: I’ve been in my chosen career for about 10 years now. About three years into my career, I struck up a collegial friendship with someone who worked for a competitor. He’s maybe five years older than I am, but we were at a similar point in our careers. Fast forward to the […]

I’m being mentored against my will by a dude who’s my peer was originally published by Alison Green on Ask a Manager.

Direct Deposit snafu

by GrayRabbit @ Spiceworks Community

Mon Apr 04 15:40:42 PDT 2016

@Laura Viars: Thank you -- that's what  I needed to hear.  We're being told that "ALL" Wells Fargo business customers had this issue, which smelled like a wet fart to me since I'm not seeing people complaining about it online.  I would have expected to see some noise about it on Google/Twitbook/etc. if there was a true widespread problem. 

our employee is taking nude photos in our office and posting them to Facebook

by Ask a Manager @ Ask a Manager

Wed Mar 14 07:59:09 PDT 2018

A reader writes: I am the office manager of a small (two additional employees, two doctors, and one therapist) health practice. One employee, who I will call Jane, has worked there for over 10 years and handles billing, front desk, and bookkeeping. Jane is recently divorced and seems to be going through a mid-life crisis […]

our employee is taking nude photos in our office and posting them to Facebook was originally published by Alison Green on Ask a Manager.

weekend free-for-all – March 24-25, 2018

by Ask a Manager @ Ask a Manager

Sat Mar 24 07:00:39 PDT 2018

This comment section is open for any non-work-related discussion you’d like to have with other readers, by popular demand. (This one is truly no work and no school.) Book recommendation of the week: The Amateur Marriage, by Anne Tyler. A multi-generational saga, all stemming from a marriage that probably shouldn’t have happened.

weekend free-for-all – March 24-25, 2018 was originally published by Alison Green on Ask a Manager.

an affair is causing work drama, I feel slighted by my work anniversary gift, and more

by Ask a Manager @ Ask a Manager

Tue Mar 27 21:03:54 PDT 2018

It’s five answers to five questions. Here we go… 1. An affair and tons of drama at work I have worked for a small company in the midwest for about seven years. I generally like my job and I am good at it. About four years ago, we hired a salesperson named “Jane.” Her role […]

an affair is causing work drama, I feel slighted by my work anniversary gift, and more was originally published by Alison Green on Ask a Manager.

interview with a nanny for a famous psychic

by Ask a Manager @ Ask a Manager

Thu Mar 15 07:59:53 PDT 2018

Occasionally I do interviews here with people who have had particularly interesting jobs. Recently a commenter here mentioned that she used to be a nanny for a famous psychic, and I wanted to know more. She kindly agreed to be interviewed, and here’s our conversation. Note: This interview contains references to the interviewee’s spiritual beliefs, […]

interview with a nanny for a famous psychic was originally published by Alison Green on Ask a Manager.

listing an unfinished novel as a work accomplishment on your resume

by Ask a Manager @ Ask a Manager

Mon Mar 19 10:59:11 PDT 2018

A reader writes: I’m a copywriter. It’s my first time hiring for a copywriter position. I don’t want to be petty or unfair to applicants, but I don’t want to hear about people’s unfinished novels on their resumes or cover letters. In my opinion, it comes off as either immature, self absorbed, or really uninformed […]

listing an unfinished novel as a work accomplishment on your resume was originally published by Alison Green on Ask a Manager.

someone I’ve known for years lied to get me to hire someone terrible she wanted to get rid of

by Ask a Manager @ Ask a Manager

Wed Mar 21 10:59:55 PDT 2018

A reader writes: “Arya” and I were classmates in college. We were in the same year and did the same major. We’ve known each other for 16 years and have worked together twice; one time she was my manager and the other time I was hers. We often attend the same work-related conferences and exchange […]

someone I’ve known for years lied to get me to hire someone terrible she wanted to get rid of was originally published by Alison Green on Ask a Manager.

Direct Deposit snafu

by Phillip186 @ Spiceworks Community

Mon Apr 04 11:42:26 PDT 2016

The only times we have had that issue at our bank is when the company paying the payroll either put the wrong process date in the file or sent it in after cut off... When this happens if they dont have a lot of employees we send out wires, if they do have a lot they send a new file to run that night...

Investment Strategy Statement | February 1, 2018

by Tricia Hansen @ CenterState Bank

Thu Feb 01 06:36:42 PST 2018

INVESTMENT STRATEGY STATEMENT February 1, 2018 I. Equity Markets A. Common Stocks Open 2018 with a Bang! Up until earlier this week, the reaction of investors to Donald Trump’s election, improving economic growth across the globe, and the rebound in operating earnings over the past six quarters has been nothing short of phenomenal. Consider that […]

Direct Deposit snafu

by DustinB3403 @ Spiceworks Community

Mon Apr 04 10:46:20 PDT 2016

Direct Deposit Snafu, sounds like your employer didn't pay their payroll taxes, or the account simply didn't have enough money. 

How Does QuickBooks Attached Documents Handle Security?

by Chief Mechanic @ QBGarage.com

Sat Mar 19 10:06:07 PDT 2011

QuickBooks Attached Documents addresses the need for security by providing 4 levels of application permissions across 8 areas of QuickBooks functionality under an account overseen by a single user. Users log into Intuit’s secure servers using an email address and password. While we’re on the subject of security, there’s one small drawback: the password is […]

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do I need to give interviewers a great reason for why I’m looking to leave my current job?

by Ask a Manager @ Ask a Manager

Thu Mar 15 10:59:58 PDT 2018

A reader writes: I’m looking to leave my current position. I’ve been lucky enough to receive positive responses on informational interviews I’ve gone on and applications I’ve sent out so far, but I’m curious about how important it is to have a great “reason” to want to leave for something else. I enjoy the industry […]

do I need to give interviewers a great reason for why I’m looking to leave my current job? was originally published by Alison Green on Ask a Manager.

should I work for a tiny organization?

by Ask a Manager @ Ask a Manager

Tue Mar 13 10:59:19 PDT 2018

A reader writes: My husband works in the public school system (not a teacher) and is considering a job offer with a one-person nonprofit. He and the CEO will be the only employees aside from volunteers. He’d be working virtually and he hasn’t negotiated the offer yet, but I thought I’d ask you and your […]

should I work for a tiny organization? was originally published by Alison Green on Ask a Manager.

I’m supposed to hide that I was a stay-at-home mom, rude receptionist, and more

by Ask a Manager @ Ask a Manager

Thu Mar 22 21:03:33 PDT 2018

It’s five answers to five questions. Here we go… 1. I was told to hide that I used to be a stay-at-home mom I had a very strange review yesterday, where my boss shared some feedback that she received from another leader in our organization. Basically I was told that I should stop telling people […]

I’m supposed to hide that I was a stay-at-home mom, rude receptionist, and more was originally published by Alison Green on Ask a Manager.

Paychex Wins Stevie® Award for Customer Service

by Tracy Volkmann @ Paychex Newsroom

Tue Mar 20 08:00:17 PDT 2018

For the second consecutive year, the American Business Awards (ABA) has honored Paychex with a bronze medal for Customer Service Department of the Year.

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coworkers talk about childbirth over lunch, employee is abusing candidate referrals, and more

by Ask a Manager @ Ask a Manager

Mon Mar 12 21:03:20 PDT 2018

It’s five answers to five questions. Here we go… 1. My coworkers love talking about childbirth during lunch and it’s grossing me out My coworkers enjoy talking about childbirth at lunch. It seems like I can’t even eat my lunch without someone discussing a torn perineum. I’ve tried making jokes like “ha ha, I just […]

coworkers talk about childbirth over lunch, employee is abusing candidate referrals, and more was originally published by Alison Green on Ask a Manager.

Assets Business Newsletter Vol. 4 – January/February 2018

by Tricia Hansen @ CenterState Bank

Tue Jan 23 12:08:06 PST 2018

5 Steps to Developing Brand Ambassadors If you’ve spent any time analyzing your organization’s Facebook page analytics, you know that it is becoming increasingly difficult to reach your fan base. Even the most active brands producing engaging content can struggle to reach 10 percent of their fans with a given post. The first step towards […]

What Is the QuickBooks File Doctor?

by Chief Mechanic @ QBGarage.com

Fri Dec 07 09:12:46 PST 2012

The QuickBooks File Doctor is a tool from Intuit that is designed to diagnose and fix common problems with QuickBooks data files and your Windows and network configuration, including: Data corruption Windows setup problems Network setup problems The tool has its limits. It only works with: .qbw and .qba files QuickBooks company files (.qbw) smaller […]

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Direct Deposit snafu

by Romo @ Spiceworks Community

Mon Apr 04 11:06:45 PDT 2016

Lots of steps involved. There are deadlines/cutoff times. Hopefully your HR dept approved and sent the file to WF in time. But you're saying that WF missed this for all of their customers. Maybe their system went down. Maybe they missed the cutoff with the Federal Reserve. Might be time to start looking for a new payroll vendor. Not sure if ADP or Ceridian are partners here, but they'd be my go-to alternatives. 

Direct Deposit snafu

by GrayRabbit @ Spiceworks Community

Mon Apr 04 10:39:11 PDT 2016

Does anyone elses' company use Wells-Fargo for payroll?

Mine does and it seems like we have an inordinate amount of problems compared to other places I've worked. Invariably a few times a year, the direct deposits won't go through and they'll scramble to issue paper checks.

It happened again last week. Supposed to get paid on the 31st (which often means it'll show up on the 30th). Nothing. April 1st they're scrambling to send out paper checks to everyone. So I get mine, cash it, as does everyone else.

Sometime in the wee hours of April 2nd, I get the notification e-mail that my direct deposit is to clear by the 4th. Sure enough, it did. Unfortunately for everyone, the office wants the checks returned to them. A little late for that! To top it off, many of the checks issued bounced. Mine didn't fortunately, but others at my location...

Direct Deposit snafu

by Josh of RTS @ Spiceworks Community

Mon Apr 04 14:42:59 PDT 2016

We use Ceridian here and never seen an issue and they are dealing with 17k employees for my employer. Though I'm not a fan of their W-2 retrieval tool and their payroll site is a little outdated looking but they are effective.

my coworker thinks it’s funny to try to scare me

by Ask a Manager @ Ask a Manager

Tue Mar 20 07:59:06 PDT 2018

A reader writes: I have been having a mild problem with a coworker since I started at this new company a little over a year ago. He tends to like to sneak up and scare us while we are working. We both wear earbuds while we work so it’s easy for us to not hear […]

my coworker thinks it’s funny to try to scare me was originally published by Alison Green on Ask a Manager.

A Legacy of Learning: Paychex Ranks Among Top 125 Training Organizations for 17th Straight Year, Ascends to No. 14

by Michael DiLuglio @ Paychex Newsroom

Fri Feb 16 08:30:47 PST 2018

Delivering more than one million training hours to its nearly 14,000 employees last fiscal year, Paychex, ranks No. 14 on Training magazine's Top 125 list.

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Direct Deposit snafu

by Brandon Svec @ Spiceworks Community

Mon Apr 04 10:56:54 PDT 2016

Hard to know for sure, but it does seem like maybe the company didn't move funds on time or missed a deadline and that delayed the deposits. On the other hand, I don't suppose WF is so perfect to never have an issue on their end.

my office is moving … to my boss’s house

by Ask a Manager @ Ask a Manager

Thu Mar 22 09:30:55 PDT 2018

A reader writes: I work for a small company with two full-time employees, two part-time, and a weekly bookkeeper. My boss is wealthy, mercurial, and often out of the office or traveling. Recently, he announced that he has decided to move our office from our (already small) space into his duplex apartment, which is supposed […]

my office is moving … to my boss’s house was originally published by Alison Green on Ask a Manager.

open thread – March 23-24, 2018

by Ask a Manager @ Ask a Manager

Fri Mar 23 08:00:39 PDT 2018

It’s the Friday open thread! The comment section on this post is open for discussion with other readers on anything work-related that you want to talk about. If you want an answer from me, emailing me is still your best bet*, but this is a chance to talk to other readers. * If you submitted […]

open thread – March 23-24, 2018 was originally published by Alison Green on Ask a Manager.

Direct Deposit snafu

by GrayRabbit @ Spiceworks Community

Mon Apr 04 12:18:51 PDT 2016

It's funny ADP gets mentioned -- my cousins work for Paychex. ;)  but at my previous jobs, they used ADP.  14 years, only one glitch.  

Car insurance in Vermont

by Andy Frakes @ finder US

Tue Mar 27 10:52:47 PDT 2018

Compare the cheapest car insurance in Vermont. Learn about the state's auto insurance laws and steps you should take after an accident.

Car insurance in Utah

by Andy Frakes @ finder US

Tue Mar 27 10:39:26 PDT 2018

Compare the cheapest car insurance in Utah. Learn about the state's auto insurance laws and steps you should take after an accident.

I interviewed Gretchen Rubin about happiness and work

by Ask a Manager @ Ask a Manager

Wed Mar 21 09:30:44 PDT 2018

On this week’s episode of the Ask a Manager podcast, I talked with happiness expert Gretchen Rubin about happiness and work. Gretchen is a leading expert on the connections between habits, happiness, and human nature, and is author of multiple bestselling books, including The Happiness Project and, most recently, The Four Tendencies. We talked about […]

I interviewed Gretchen Rubin about happiness and work was originally published by Alison Green on Ask a Manager.

Direct Deposit snafu

by DustinB3403 @ Spiceworks Community

Mon Apr 04 12:35:21 PDT 2016

Yeah, everywhere I have been employed at has used ADP, and working in IT, the only issues I've had seen with "them" wasn't in their control. 

Dead time clock, no internet or some other issue out of their control. ADP has been wonderful IMO. 

I overheard my boss complaining about me

by Ask a Manager @ Ask a Manager

Mon Mar 26 09:30:32 PDT 2018

A reader writes: The higher-ups in our company regularly have private meetings, which are usually very hush-hush behind closed doors. During a recent meeting of theirs, the door was left open and we (the rest of the team) could hear bits and pieces of their conversation-not purposely, of course, and not that it was worth […]

I overheard my boss complaining about me was originally published by Alison Green on Ask a Manager.

Car insurance in South Dakota

by Andy Frakes @ finder US

Tue Mar 27 10:19:54 PDT 2018

Find and compare the cheapest car insurance options in South Dakota. Learn about the state's auto insurance laws and steps you should take after an accident.

Paychex Named One of the World’s Most Ethical Companies® by the Ethisphere Institute for the 10th Time

by Becky Cania @ Paychex Newsroom

Mon Feb 19 08:32:08 PST 2018

For the 10th year in a row, Paychex has been recognized by the Ethisphere Institute as one of the 2018 World’s Most Ethical Companies.

The post Paychex Named One of the World’s Most Ethical Companies® by the Ethisphere Institute for the 10th Time appeared first on Paychex Newsroom.

how to answer job candidates’ questions about salary when I don’t have a range to provide

by Ask a Manager @ Ask a Manager

Tue Mar 27 10:59:21 PDT 2018

A reader writes: I work in HR for a small company and typically am involved with the phone screen and in-person interview portion of the hiring process. During these phases, we are not provided any information with regard to salary. Our CEO generally provides that information to me upon hiring and handles determining pay rates […]

how to answer job candidates’ questions about salary when I don’t have a range to provide was originally published by Alison Green on Ask a Manager.

How Do I Unattach a Previously Attached Document In QuickBooks Attached Documents?

by Chief Mechanic @ QBGarage.com

Wed Feb 16 15:28:06 PST 2011

From time to time, you may find that you’ve attached a document to the wrong list item or transaction when using QuickBooks Attached Documents. It’s easy to unattach a previously attached document in QuickBooks Attached Documents once you consider some Attached Documents basics: Unless you want to remove a document from online storage, you can […]

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Direct Deposit snafu

by joebob @ Spiceworks Community

Mon Apr 04 10:43:16 PDT 2016

We use a local bank. They have about 10 total locations, but all are within like 80 miles of their central office, located in our town. Never had an issue.

will it hurt me to apply for multiple jobs at the same company?

by Ask a Manager @ Ask a Manager

Wed Mar 14 10:59:03 PDT 2018

A reader writes: I’ve been trying to start a career at the entry-level in a difficult industry to break into for quite some time. I wasn’t as tenacious as I should have been in my initial round of applications nearly a year ago, but now I’m finally ready to jump on every listing that fits […]

will it hurt me to apply for multiple jobs at the same company? was originally published by Alison Green on Ask a Manager.

how can I stop resenting my friend who doesn’t have to work?

by Ask a Manager @ Ask a Manager

Tue Mar 27 07:59:05 PDT 2018

A reader writes: I have a good friend, Arya, who has been taking some time off work for a few years now. Basically, she doesn’t need to work to get by like you and I do. Her spouse makes really good money at an international company, and his salary affords them a generous lifestyle of […]

how can I stop resenting my friend who doesn’t have to work? was originally published by Alison Green on Ask a Manager.

Direct Deposit snafu

by anthony7445 @ Spiceworks Community

Mon Apr 04 10:41:39 PDT 2016

i've had Wells Fargo for for nearly 20 years.  most of that time i've had direct deposit.  have never had a direct deposit snafu.  not once.  

Direct Deposit snafu

by Josh_Your_IT_Guy @ Spiceworks Community

Tue Apr 05 03:53:17 PDT 2016

We use ADP and they conveniently forgot to pay Social Security. It was being removed from our checks, but we all got letters from SS stating no money was deposited into our accounts. Trying to fix it is fun, you call them and get put into a "let me transfer you" circle.

Credit Unions vs Banks – How they Differ and What It Means to You

by Ryan Guina @ Cash Money Life | Personal Finance, Investing, & Career

Wed Feb 14 13:58:24 PST 2018

Savvy consumers know they shouldn’t pay too much for banking services (after all, that is how banks make money). That’s why a record number of Americans are turning to credit unions for their banking needs. A lot of this has had to do with efforts to encourage consumers to move their money from big banks charging ... Read More about Credit Unions vs Banks – How they Differ and What It Means to You

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What Are the Changes To QuickBooks Attached Documents For 2012?

by Chief Mechanic @ QBGarage.com

Wed Sep 21 09:01:45 PDT 2011

Coinciding with the release of QuickBooks 2012, Intuit is making a variety of changes to QuickBooks Attached Documents, a cloud-based document storage system that has been available as an extra-cost add-on for users of QuickBooks 2010 and QuickBooks 2011. For QuickBooks 2010, Intuit’s document storage feature was called QuickBooks Document Management, and the changes impact […]

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I hate the idea of networking — it feels slimy

by Ask a Manager @ Ask a Manager

Tue Mar 13 09:30:58 PDT 2018

A reader writes: I’m a college student, so I’m very early in my professional career, but so far I’ve already had trouble overcoming my aversion/distaste/ineptitude for networking. I’ve only done one summer internship, but I’m always hearing that the only real way to get jobs and find success professionally is through “networking”—a challenge for me, […]

I hate the idea of networking — it feels slimy was originally published by Alison Green on Ask a Manager.

Dawn Stenberg Promoted to Assistant Vice President/Mortgage Lender

by Merchants Bank @ Merchants Bank Blog

Tue Mar 13 07:08:47 PDT 2018

Dawn Stenberg has been promoted to Assistant Vice President/Mortgage Lender at Merchants Bank in Winona, according to Sue Hovell, Director of Retail Banking Performance at Merchants Bank. “This promotion recognizes Dawn for the leader that she already is here at Merchants,” Hovell said. “She has extensive knowledge of the mortgage process and has used that […]

7 New Year’s Eve Safety Tips (and How to Use Uber)

by Antoinette Vitale @ CenterState Bank

Tue Dec 26 10:48:36 PST 2017

There’s a dark side to New Year’s Eve. It’s a ton of fun to ring in the new year with parties, countdowns, bright lights, and festivities, but for those of you who are always on the lookout for danger at every turn, this is also the holiday for you. In 2013, around 95 million Americans […]

I’m afraid to show any weakness at work

by Ask a Manager @ Ask a Manager

Tue Mar 27 09:30:36 PDT 2018

A reader writes: I’m a director at my company, responsible for four staff members and my own department. I have been in this director role for about 16 months, and prior to this I was an assistant director responsible for two people … but I had someone above me who shaped the department and basically […]

I’m afraid to show any weakness at work was originally published by Alison Green on Ask a Manager.

Direct Deposit snafu

by Laura Viars @ Spiceworks Community

Mon Apr 04 14:21:31 PDT 2016

Our office uses Wells Fargo for payroll and our direct deposits went in just fine on the 31st :)

knowledge swap! share your expertise with people here

by Ask a Manager @ Ask a Manager

Thu Mar 22 07:59:59 PDT 2018

Are you good at something and willing to share that expertise with others here? Here’s what I propose for a change of pace: 1. In the comment section below, name something you’re really good at that you’d be willing to answer questions about. It could be Excel, or financial planning, or make-up recommendations, or resolving […]

knowledge swap! share your expertise with people here was originally published by Alison Green on Ask a Manager.

we give our interns free housing — and there are problems

by Ask a Manager @ Ask a Manager

Mon Mar 19 07:59:47 PDT 2018

A reader writes: I train and manage a team of young (22-25) paid interns who, as part of their compensation, have free housing in a shared living space owned by my organization. Recently, one of my female interns told me (in tears) that the male interns repeatedly use the word “bitch” in their shared living […]

we give our interns free housing — and there are problems was originally published by Alison Green on Ask a Manager.

Direct Deposit snafu

by Rockn @ Spiceworks Community

Mon Apr 04 11:20:58 PDT 2016

The reason why we do all payroll in-house. No 3rd party payroll processors.

should I point out job applicants’ mistakes to them?

by Ask a Manager @ Ask a Manager

Tue Mar 20 09:30:30 PDT 2018

A reader writes: I supervise a summertime internship program at my job, which attracts mainly college-age applicants. A huge component of the internship is attention to detail. This week I received five applications for the internship. Three of those have included detail errors, some minor and some major. For example: 1. The first applicant stated […]

should I point out job applicants’ mistakes to them? was originally published by Alison Green on Ask a Manager.

my ex won’t leave our company after our break-up, I cried in front of my boss, and more

by Ask a Manager @ Ask a Manager

Tue Mar 13 21:03:06 PDT 2018

It’s five answers to five questions. Here we go… 1. I got my partner a job at my company, we broke up, and she won’t leave My partner of eight years and I just split up. We are not legally married. We are both female. Recently, I helped her get a job at my longtime […]

my ex won’t leave our company after our break-up, I cried in front of my boss, and more was originally published by Alison Green on Ask a Manager.

open thread – March 16-17, 2018

by Ask a Manager @ Ask a Manager

Fri Mar 16 08:00:12 PDT 2018

It’s the Friday open thread! The comment section on this post is open for discussion with other readers on anything work-related that you want to talk about. If you want an answer from me, emailing me is still your best bet*, but this is a chance to talk to other readers. * If you submitted […]

open thread – March 16-17, 2018 was originally published by Alison Green on Ask a Manager.

Tax Cuts and Jobs Act and Payroll

by Steve Scheu @ Time and Pay

Tue Dec 26 11:10:32 PST 2017

Tax Cuts and Jobs Act – What Does It Mean for Your Payroll? On Dec 22, 2017, President Trump signed into law the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act that will, as determined by the Tax Policy Center, cut income taxes for 143 million Americans. The law goes into effect January 1, 2018. This new tax law will obviously effect […]

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