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(Note: This article focuses on nonexempt, or hourly, employees and not exempt employees.) Since March…

Julie Gilbertson accepted a telecommuting human resources job with 501(c) Services in the time of…

The United States overpaid more than $6.2 billion in government-funded unemployment benefits during the first…

We are pleased to announce that Boys & Girls Clubs of Benton & Franklin Counties…

Layoffs resulting from pandemic-related business closures have helped deplete state unemployment insurance trust funds at…

Employee compensation and benefits typically represent half of an organization’s total operating expenses, and making…

Unreliable and underfunded state unemployment insurance systems could soon receive a long-awaited makeover thanks to…

The COVID-19 pandemic has left the national unemployment insurance system in taters. Before the pandemic…

Throughout 2020 and into 2021, organizations across the United States laid-off employees in unprecedented numbers…

We are pleased to announce that The Kennedy Center of Connecticut has decided to outsource…