Washington has enacted one of the most sweeping non‑compete bans in the United States, joining a growing list of states that have declared most non‑competition covenants void and unenforceable. On March 23, 2026, Governor Ferguson signed Engrossed Substitute House Bill ...
Freelance hiring can give large companies the flexibility to move faster, fill specialized skill gaps, and scale work ...
Form SS-8 is an IRS form used to request a formal determination of whether a worker should be treated as an employee or an ...
What Is the Difference Between Co-Employment and Joint Employment? Co-employment and joint employment are two legal concepts ...
On May 5, 2026, the New Jersey Department of Labor and Workforce Development (NJDOL) adopted final regulations clarifying ...
Data center construction is booming, but the labor needed to build these facilities is not always easy to find. Between ...
As mid-sized and enterprise companies build more flexible workforces, HR and operations leaders are managing distributed ...
As data center construction accelerates across the globe, workforce complexity is scaling just as fast. What starts as a few ...
Maine has passed a new pay transparency law (LD 54) that will require companies to include pay ranges in job postings and ...
A BPO company or business process outsourcing company is a third party provider that firms subcontract for business-related ...
Payroll risk management refers to the processes, systems, and strategies organizations use to identify, mitigate, and ...
Payroll remittance is the money where employers in Canada send to the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) after paying benefits or ...
