ASAP Payroll BLOG
Move Into the 21st Century with Electronic Timekeeping
June 29, 2020
Today, paper timesheets or punch clocks are old school. Employees have discovered work arounds to punching in, such as using co-workers to clock in for them at specific times or providing employers with inaccurate work times that pay employees for overtime they never really worked. Electronic timekeeping, also referred to as digital time and ...
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What Is Pay-as-You-Go Workers’ Comp?
June 10, 2020
Workers’ compensation insurance basics Irrespective of the type of business you run, there’s a chance that your employees could get injured or sick. They might slip on a wet floor, fall off a ladder, cut themselves with a sharp instrument, or get in a car accident while running a business errand. Because of the numerous ...
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Making Employee Onboarding a Win-Win
June 1, 2020
While it’s imperative that you recruit the best candidates for positions within your company, screening, interviewing, and offering the job are only the start in terms of building a quality team. The onboarding process, which takes up to a year, assures that the new hire becomes a contributing member of the team and adapts to ...
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Maximizing Your Human Capital Management
May 25, 2020
Human Capital Management (HCM) transforms the traditional administrative functions of human resources (HR) departments (recruiting, training, payroll, compensation, and performance management) into opportunities to drive engagement, productivity, and business value. It’s an organization’s comprehensive set of practices used to hire, orient, train, and retain employees (as an intangible asset) through strategic and tactical ...
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The Nuances of Restaurant Payroll
May 19, 2020
There’s more than meets the eye when it comes to managing restaurant payroll. It’s crucial that you pay your employees accurately. Plus, you need to track industry one-of-a-kind tax and wage/hourly laws. Another challenge is high staff turnover. Prior to COVID-19, The National Restaurant Association estimated that the average restaurant lost $150,000 annually due to ...
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Taking on Union Workers?
May 4, 2020
Collective Bargaining A controversial Supreme Court ruling was issued in late June 2018 stating government employees who elect to opt out of joining a labor union aren’t obligated to help fund collective bargaining. This means that government workers aren’t required to finance union activity; forcing them to do so violates the First Amendment, as ...
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Future of HR: Payroll Tech Integration
Technology has evolved rapidly over the past few decades, impacting nearly every facet of our
Resource Guides for Dealing with Covid-19
Below are 2 resource guides you can download for free to assist with employees working
Employee Compensation Strategies for Attracting and Retaining Talent in Manufacturing
The competition for skilled manufacturing employees is quite high in today’s job market. To attract
Payroll Training and Resources That Your Company Should Have
Your HR and payroll teams play a huge role in keeping your business running smoothly—and
How to Classify a New Employee: Exempt vs Nonexempt
The understanding of wage classification assists HR managers and business owners to compensate workers in

