DISQUS

A very nice move you have taken wrt payroll is that you have given values to your employees. It is a must, As we know employees are foundation of any business and they or their talent cannot be replaced ! Recession come and go, but employees are very hard to replace and perform. Nobody can understand you and your way of doing business better than your employees. Thank you once again for this beautiful post.

As far as newspapers and blogs as a comparison are seen, I do not think blogs will replace newspapers. Circulation is falling because of the turbulunt times. You know people still beleive in hard copy more than soft copy !! There is a question of faith. And that is the worse over the internet. People don't just beleive. To put it further, take any reputed newspaper bulletin and circulate it through other websites, people will go to the original website only and read it, so even though the same circulation is circulated among the website, people still don't beleive it. So the Hard copy will always win, in my opinion. What do you say ??

The credit card companies have still not reduced the interest rates, it is really worth noting. Basically there should be a package for industry rather than targeting on individual level. If the industry survive, individual will automatically. Banks take initiative within 24 hours to increase the rate when the instructions arrive, now this time why do they hesitate even after 2-3 months to reduce interest rates in this turbulunt times is really in question ?? Unless banks reduce their interest lending rates (PLR) economy is not going to survive, let me know your opinion on this.

May it be payroll or any other thing, security of documents is a must as you have very cleverly pointed it out. What I suggest is that in the future only SSN number should be able to retrieve all the info. And the main server should be offline. What do you say ?

You are just right, I don't think they will survive.

Well It seems to be a nice list, Are they still hiring, where shall we look ?

need to give a review for Payroll , this really seems to be good

Does it have payroll ?

Nice website, I have already found it.

To stay on Payroll, these are the very good measures one should follow it, giving layoffs is no solution, salary cut is the solution. Nice work.

very big list but really worth following, keep it up, nice eye opener

May it be Payroll or HR or any other business area, social networking and internet usage is a must in the future.

Great Achievement in HR and Payroll

Nice blog. I liked the payroll part of it.

Any apps including HR app will really help they will be more advanced, I can promise it.

As far as payroll is considered, this is really horrible. I cannot imagine sending payroll cheques without being employed by employer. What kind of payroll work is this. Payroll is being generated just because they are getting generated. Outsourcing really helps. In this turbulunt times. it is really a waste of money.

This was possible only because they are dropping $85 million from their payroll

You are definetely right Mr. Jonah, If payroll tax is eliminated, it will definetely increase the purchasing power in the hands of the common man and it will really help revive this economy.

Nice List, Really helped me for any HR and Payroll Module.

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