Cybersecurity professionals are almost as likely to not recommend their company as endorse it, according a Feb. 20 report from IANS Research.A study of IT security professionals also found that low morale and waning corporate confidence were rampant. The results suggest that many workers are less than thrilled with their current situation and are looking … Read more
Image Source: 123rf.com More than 4.1 million Americans will turn 65 this year, and many will make the decision to retire. Notifying your employer of your retirement is a common courtesy that is slightly different than resigning or quitting a job. If you’re preparing your retirement letter to your employer, there is some etiquette you … Read more
Solo 401(k) plans are a popular retirement savings vehicle for self-employed business owners. One of their key features is the ability to make contributions both as an “employee” of the business and as the “employer”, i.e., the business itself. By maximizing both the employee employer contributions, solo 401(k) plan owners can often save significantly more … Read more
The federal Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) recently cited a tire facility for 12 violations and proposed $288,299 in penalties after a forklift operator was fatally struck by a falling pallet of industrial truck tires. According to OSHA’s citation and press release, the inspectors determined that the three-tier … Read more
The National Labor Relations Board recently announced two decisions that break with longstanding precedent and greatly restrict an employer’s ability to communicate its opinion on unions to its employees. NLRB Tightens Rules on Employer Statements About Unionization In one decision, the Board overruled 39 years of precedent that deemed … Read more
