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Orwellian NTSA Testimony From 2013

The Teacher's Advocate

In 2013 the state of Pennsylvania was considering some changes to their retirement system which evidently called for a 401(a) plan for employer contributions. The NTSA wasn't happy about this because the money wouldn't be run through their vendors and agents, meaning no fees and commissions.

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November HR Update

Higginbotham

IRS Announces 2024 FSA, Retirement Plan Limits Earlier this month, the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) released cost-of-living adjustments and inflation-adjusted limits for 2024 that affect amounts employees can contribute to health flexible spending accounts (FSAs), 401(k) plans and individual retirement accounts (IRAs).

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Blacklisted: How The NTSA Stifles Dissent

The Teacher's Advocate

In fact, many of the conferences I attend, I am one of the speakers (most recently at one put on my the Securities and Exchange Commission - RISE 2.0). This should disturb every member of the American Retirement Association. My intentions at this conference were no different than at others: listen, learn, network and report.

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10 Rules for Employee Retention Your Competition Will Hate

Insperity

If you have employees who are tied to sales, consider offering them commission on top of their base salary. This could include investments, such as stock options and 401(k) retirement plans. Some employers see job title changes as a cost-efficient way to retain employees and boost morale. Avoid new job titles.

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10 Rules for Employee Retention Your Competition will Hate

Insperity

If you have employees who are tied to sales, consider offering them commission on top of their base salary. This could include investments, such as stock options and 401(k) retirement plans. Some employers see job title changes as a cost-efficient way to retain employees and boost morale. Avoid new job titles.

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Employee or Independent Contractor? How to Properly Classify Your Workers and Ensure Compliance

Insperity

Additionally, there’s an argument that failing to provide required coverage to workers by mislabeling them independent contractors could make the employer liable for any medical claims those workers may later make. Senate in November 2013, this act aims to reduce the mislabeling of employees as independent contractors on a federal level.

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