Diluted earnings per share of 32 cents were "flat" compared to the same quarter in 2009, the company said in a news release. The firm's fiscal fourth quarter ended May 31.

Since 2000, New York had regulated health-insurance premiums under a "file and use" law that "significantly" limited the state's ability to disapprove premium increases and allowed the insurance industry to regulate itself, the governor's office said in a news release.

BINGHAMTON — Jeffrey Greenblott was looking for a new career when Colonial Voluntary Benefits came knocking at his door.

Most employers that made changes to their retirement plans in response to the economic downturn expect to keep those changes in place throughout 2010.

NEW HARTFORD — Between the economy, the nation’s increasing number of people looking for work, and technology improvements that constantly change the way people do business, companies like First Choice Staffing need to continually look at the way they interact with clients.

SYRACUSE — A payroll-processing corporation with upstate New York roots, Paychex, Inc. (NASDAQ: PAYX) has a 33-year history in Syracuse.

 

An extensive training program is the key to Paychex’s success, says Mark Ho

Retail manager Sonia DeSilva finds”‚it increasingly frustrating to manage her youngest employees. She complains that the "Millennials" who work for her store "continually show up late for work, ask to leave early, always turn down overtime requ