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The biggest payroll challenges in healthcare

Ascender

There are few HR and payroll challenges as complex and daunting as those presented by the healthcare industry. The industry has a large and growing number of employees across expanding sectors like pharmaceuticals, aged care and not-for-profits. Payroll management in a varied workforce. These unplanned costs add up over time.

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Fashion and retail brands top the list of most ‘Googled’ brand name pronunciations

cipHR

Technology and hospitality brands account for 15% of the searches (7.5% Ciphr is a specialist provider of cloud-based HR, payroll, recruitment and learning software. Ciphr is a specialist provider of SaaS HR, payroll, recruitment and learning software through its HCM platform, Ciphr Connect. Pronunciation […].

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What employees expect from benefits packages

Business Management Daily

To qualify as such, the government states the plan must “pay at least 60% of the total cost of medical services for a standard population” and “include substantial coverage of physician and inpatient hospital services.”. Outstanding pharmaceutical and/or hospitalization coverage. Medical plans with no or low-cost deductibles.

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Workers’ compensation Insurance Arrangements: Does the model make a difference? Part 2

Workers' Compensation Perspectives

The private category also had the lowest worker paid benefit per $100 payroll and the lowest employer cost per $100 payroll. These differences in legislative design of worker compensation and other benefits are reflected in both employer costs and worker benefits per $100 of payroll.

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Of Switzerland, the country, its HR practices and technology landscape

Ahmed's Universe

As part of an HR system multi-assignment/contract is a key requirement: somebody can be working in a canton hospital, teach at university and oversee a small business. All these jobs will have to be tracked and, when fed into a payroll system, the latter will have to split the relevant taxes.