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VIEWPOINT: New York’s salary threshold for executive and administrative exemptions has increased
On Dec. 28, the New York State Department of Labor published its final rule increasing the salary threshold applicable to exempt executive and administrative employees
It’s Time For Your “Lazy Money” To Get More Industrious
Everyone’s goal in the world of investing is a secure financial future. But it could be that your security, as well as your bottom line,
How To Be Your Company’s Most-Valued Employee
If a business wants its brand to stand out from the competition, differentiating it from its competitors is the place to start. Subaru has done
IT, regulatory compliance best practices for nonprofits in 2017
Think of this column as a New Year’s resolution for your tax-exempt organization. Addressing each of the questions included here will be of current and
Develop the Ability to Ask Questions — and See Around Corners
Ask any CEO about one of the best qualities that her most valuable employees possess, and you’re likely to hear about the ability to anticipate
Starting a business while you’re still employed
Steps you can take to minimize risk and maximize success With the New Year upon us, it is a time of reflection. We look back on
When Preparing 2017 PR Plans, Know What’s Actually Newsworthy
Lots of companies do or accomplish many good things every day. Some of them are nice internal efforts or achievements, some involve new initiatives for
Annual Tax Cost-of-Living Adjustments on Retirement Plans
It seems that one constant in life is the ever-rising cost of living. If you do a quick Google search on the cost of living
New York employers report need for skilled labor; apprentice programs help fill gaps
A recent report published by the New York State Department of Labor indicates that employers are facing labor shortages as they seek workers to fill skilled trade jobs. The report states that these shortages are mainly due to baby boomers retiring. The demand for skilled labor represents a good opportunity for high-school graduates and individuals
The U.S. Economic Outlook & the Implications for Monetary Policy
The U.S. economy — supported by solid gains in household spending has expanded at a moderate rate in 2016. Job gains have been sturdy, and we have seen some firming in wage growth as the labor market has continued to tighten. Moreover, as the effects of earlier declines in energy prices have dissipated, the overall inflation
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