Compensation & Benefits

Articles in Compensation & Benefits

By Therese Haberman 0 comments
Whether you are an HR executive or an employee looking to select a health plan, here are some helpful ideas to do it right... more »
By jpwhickson 3 comments
If you have a small business that is under 100 employees and not expecting to grow larger than that, then you may want to take a serious look at establishing a Simple IRA for your staff. If the plan seems to be a good fit for your company then ... more »
By eHow Business Editor 0 comments
The compensation plan that you write for your company must provide your managers with an important tool to get the most out of those who report to them. A well-crafted company compensation plan is one that rewards productivity in a fair, ... more »
By jpwhickson 0 comments
If you are a self employed person there are a vast number of plans that are available to save for your retirement. Two of the newer plans are Solo 401-k’s and Simple IRA’s. Both plans are excellent but there are several differences in the two ... more »
By newslawreport 0 comments
Part of establishing your own business, is determining how you will compensate your employees. It is very important to determine an amount that is within your budget, but at the same time high enough to keep your future employees happy... more »
By behappy 1 comments
A couple of tidbits to keep in mind when you are thinking about how much more you want to earn financially. Of course we all want to be millionaires and we all should be. In the meantime here is a starting point.. more »
By Diana Monda Dill 0 comments
Several studies have shown that businesses that have implemented wellness programs have experienced more than a 15 percent return on their investment, along with a drop in their health insurance premiums. They have also benefited from lower ... more »
By eHow Business Editor 0 comments
Shift differential compensation is additional compensation meant to recognize and reward time worked outside of daytime shifts and, in some cases, weekday shifts. It has long been part of bargaining agreements covering labor that occurs in ... more »
By bloomingmt 2 comments
You will learn the important steps of starting a yoga class at your workplace including who to talk to at your company and how to choose the company to teach the yoga... more »
By D-Munney 2 comments
Tech job interview or interviewing for a high tech job. Interviewing for a new job can be a scary task. You want to nail the interview and make an impression on the hiring manager, but you haven't had to do it in a long time. Maybe you were ... more »
By eHow Careers & Work Editor 0 comments
Stock options are an increasingly valued benefit in the job market. Here's how to make sure you get your fair share... more »
By eHow Business Editor 0 comments
A stock option plan can increase employee loyalty, attract new talent, reserve corporate cash, and used as an alternative to compensate employees. The stock option is only beneficial to your employees when the offer is attractive enough. Some ... more »
By eHow Business Editor 0 comments
Did you know that the federal government is not the only organization that provides veterans with benefits? If you are a veteran, or a disabled veteran, you may be eligible to receive an array of state benefits. Just read the information below to ... more »
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Everyone wants to eat for free, especially if that food comes from a restaurant. While it's true that free tastes better, having a lousy dining experience might not make it all worth it. If you want to get your restaurant meal for free, it's ... more »
By madams1982 1 comments
It's certainly frustrating when you feel like you're not getting the best service possible with your phone company, cell phone company or even cable company. Instead of blowing your top and losing your cool here are a few hints to help you get ... more »
By eHow Business Editor 0 comments
Having to hire employees means that your hard work has paid off and your business is growing beyond what you can accomplish on your own. Make sure you're prepared for the responsibilities and liabilities that go along with paying employees... more »
By Elliott 0 comments
Employee raises should be easily managed and scored. This helps the employee understand and measures their goals and it’s easier to discern a raise during annual review time. Applying a weighted score indicates the priority of those goals and ... more »
By Houlesranch 3 comments
There are certain laws both Federal and state that you have to work with if you are first time filing a workmens comp claim. This helps protect both you and your employer and your Job. This is extremely important to always take notes. ... more »
By Melody 3 comments
I still recall the novelty and excitement of getting my first job at age 16; I was proud to be employed as a waitress at the local Dari King and bringing home a paycheck of my own! Oh, the big plans I had for those meager wages … my own money ... more »
By mgmt85 2 comments
This article explains how to calculate payroll for personal and/or accounting purposes... more »
By eHow Business Editor 0 comments
There are several ways to compensate employees. A cash raise, cash bonus, stock, better fringe benefits and a stock option plan are just a few. The stock option plan is a contract that gives the recipient the opportunity to purchase stock in the ... more »
By eHow Personal Finance Editor 0 comments
Employees who hold more than one job in a year sometimes overpay on Social Security tax. Any Social Security tax paid on more than $76,200 in 2000 is refundable... more »
By eHow Business Editor 12 comments
It should be noted that taking drugs is illegal. However, if you did happen to indulge and find yourself in a precarious situation with your place of employment, or a court ordered test, here are some ways to help you pass a drug test... more »
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Learning to calculate your Federal income tax withholdings can save you time and money. By correcting your withholdings based on your calculations you might be able to add more money to each paycheck. Conversely, if you're surprised with a large ... more »
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All employees must understand how to calculate the FICA (Federal Insurance Contributions Act) withholding to ensure the correct amount is being deducted. FICA is a mandatory, federal earnings-based tax that funds the OASDI (Federal Old Age, ... more »