Employer Requirements under Obamacare
by Rebecca Scott, Marketing Intern As stated in our blog about actuarial levels, small businesses and individuals may purchase one of the four levels of
Anthony Presley
July 16, 2014
Obamacare: What Are Actuarial Levels?
by Rebecca Scott, Marketing Intern Insurance sold to businesses and individuals must comply with different levels of health insurance coverage established by the ACA, commonly
Anthony Presley
June 27, 2014
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What Is Personal Time Off (PTO)?
Personal time off, if it is paid, is synonymous with “paid time off” or “PTO“. In simplest terms, personal time off is simply time off
Stacy Malone
June 23, 2014
Gaming can help decision making!
Are you annoyed with your employees playing on their phones all day? All that gaming might actually be helping them make faster decisions. Many gamers
Stacy Malone
August 19, 2013
Obamacare: Shared Responsibility
by Stacy Malone, Marketing Intern So yes, the Employer Mandate has been delayed. However, you still have big decisions to make now. You first need
Anthony Presley
August 8, 2013
Sales reports help build better schedules
by Stacy Malone, Marketing Intern Sales reports and sales forecasting are integral to your business. They help you decide how much inventory to have, how many
Anthony Presley
August 6, 2013
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Tracking holiday pay with TimeForge
Tracking holiday pay can be a pain. Some employees might receive holiday pay for certain days, while other employees might not. With TimeForge, we make
Anthony Presley
July 24, 2013
Phone Time Clocks: The Benefits of Call To Clock In
By Stacy Malone, Marketing Intern TimeForge Attendance is already a powerful tool for business owners to use, but sometimes getting to a computer to clock
Anthony Presley
June 14, 2013
Sarah's Experience with Restaurants: The Life of an Unhappy Employee
Companies waste thousands of dollars from high turnover rates because of unhappy employees. Companies lose an average of $2,000 for each employee that leaves, and low employee morale is the main cause of these high turnover rates.
Audrey Hogan
February 7, 2013
Cole Makes Labor Management Simple!
This Stargate SG-1 fan has two pit bulls and used to be a stocker at Bed, Bath, and Beyond. Cole is a Software Developer and actually enjoys debugging code. He helps make labor scheduling simple by making sure our products perform correctly!
Audrey Hogan
December 27, 2012
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