by Doug Dickie | Mar 17, 2025 | Best Practices, HR & Payroll
Pay statements (or pay stubs) and T4 tax slips ensure more than just compliance with legislation. They provide transparency and strengthen trust between employers and employees. Here’s what to include on pay statements and tax slips, best practices for...
by Doug Dickie | Feb 17, 2025 | HR & Payroll
These days, professionals are working from home in greater numbers than ever before. As entire companies shift to telecommuting, web conferences are playing an increasingly important role in the average workday. Thanks to its ease of use and powerful features, Zoom is...
by Doug Dickie | Dec 9, 2024 | HR & Payroll
Year end is always a busy time in the payroll department. To help things run more smoothly, the National Payroll Institute has created this payroll year end checklist of action items. We hope you find it useful! START-UP Create a year-end reference file Determine...
by Doug Dickie | Sep 17, 2024 | HR & Payroll
Firstly, what is a “successor employer”? A successor employer is a new employer that continues its predecessor’s business in substantially unchanged form and hires employees of the predecessor as a majority of its workforce. If your business amalgamates...
by Doug Dickie | Jun 18, 2024 | HR & Payroll
Much has changed in the workplace with respect to human resources as of late. However, payroll professionals remain committed to respecting their employees’ privacy in the context of the employment relationship. This may or may not be reinforced by legislative...
by Doug Dickie | Mar 14, 2024 | HR & Payroll
Feedback is a term that often carries a negative connotation in the workplace. When preparing for your annual review, for instance, you might feel nervous and apprehensive, as such feedback is frequently linked to criticism, negativity and perhaps even a touch of...
