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Imputed Income: A Guide for Small Businesses

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Understanding imputed income is essential for small business owners, especially when providing competitive benefits—like company cars or gym memberships. Understanding this is crucial for small businesses to ensure compliance with tax regulations.

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Summer slows down as wages tick up

Homebase

The end-of-summer slow down is underway, with businesses that staffed up in the spring now scaling down. Most small business hourly workers are satisfied with their jobs and pay, as new priorities like schedule flexibility and team relationships top the list. Their outlook on wages has remained generally consistent.

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Guide to Hiring Employees in Chad

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Any work beyond these standard hours is considered overtime and should be compensated accordingly. Employers must adhere to these regulations to ensure fair compensation for employees working extra hours. These contracts outline the terms and conditions of employment, including responsibilities, compensation, and duration.

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What to Offer Your Employees When You Can’t Offer a Raise

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It’s the question every small business leader dreads: “Can I have a raise?” In the meantime, there are other perks you may be able to offer to help fill the compensation gap, ease their expenses and show just how much you value their time and contribution. Transportation reimbursement. One-time bonus.

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Boost Employee Retention Rates with 5 Actionable Tips

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Growing your small business sometimes takes labor from various departments, with hiring contributions from a lot of people. Employee retention is a concern in companies of all sizes, but for small businesses, it’s especially vital to avoid costly disruptions. Hiring new employees is a huge time investment.

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Coronavirus Loans: A Small Business Guide to the Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security (CARES) Act

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The Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security (CARES) Act was passed on March 27, 2020 to provide emergency relief for businesses affected by the Coronavirus. Here’s what small business owners need to know to prepare to file for a Coronavirus loan. How much can a small business borrow?

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6 Unmissable Recruitment News Stories this Independence Day – 4th July 2016

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Fair compensation (notice how they chose ‘fair’ compensation, not ‘better’ compensation). Job seekers were looking for work in fields including marketing, human resources, engineering, transportation and retail. Meaning and purpose from their work is also important to them, not just better compensation.

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