The current economic climate would make one think employee recruiting and holding on to one's job would be in the hand's of the employer

Target recently announced the decision to employ social workers who will twice a week service employees at the retail giant's Compton, California, location.

For many companies, the employee handbook is a necessary tool that lays out the rules and expectations of employee conduct.

Three police officers and one former officer all pled not guilty to charges that included time theft relating to negligent absenteeism from their beats, the Phoenix New Times reports.

As the use of social media continues to rise among individuals, so too does it for employers who are increasingly using the sites for employee tracking.

Part of the extended tax cuts currently up for debate in Washington is a one-year payroll tax reduction that will put more money in the hands of employees.

The new federally mandated healthcare policies will not go into law until January 1, 2014, but companies are already preparing for how the new regulations will affect their bottom lines

The Los Angeles Police Department is struggling with its officers' union to find middle ground between hiring new officers and providing existing officers with their deserved overtime pay, the Los Angeles Times reports.

Employee compensation is a leading expenditure for many small businesses, but one that is also prone to miscalculations.