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Want To Be a Freelancer? Here’s How to Get Started

Success

This article appears in the September 2024 issue of SUCCESS+ Magazine. Regardless of the industry or specific talents, freelancers must possess some core skills to thrive. Freelancers act as their own boss. Photo by PeopleImages.com – Yuri A/Shutterstock The post Want To Be a Freelancer?

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Ensuring payroll compliance in 2024: What’s new?

BMT Office Administration

Maintaining payroll compliance is a must for accounting departments, but it’s often easier said than done. That’s especially true whenever new changes come about, and 2023 was a year rife with new payroll regulations, trends, and initiatives. From the implementation of SECURE 2.0 From the implementation of SECURE 2.0

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Rising Work Stress Surpasses Inflation and AI Anxiety as the Leading Threat to Employee Mental Wellness, Highlighting a Growing Crisis

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Based on a global survey fielded between May and June 2024, the report compiles data from more than 5,000 global employees in nine countries. Key Findings Work stress is the most common cause of decreased mental wellness, surpassing inflation, anxiety due to AI and information overload.

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U.S. Federal Employment Drops Again As Doge Cuts Pile Up

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With the latest reductions, reported on Friday in the monthly nonfarm payrolls report from the Bureau of Labor Statistics, federal government non-U.S. More than 75,000 federal workers have agreed to a form of buyout called deferred retirement, but they will remain on government payrolls until later this year. The ranks of U.S.

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The top priority of progressive politics may be slipping out of reach forever

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Social Security currently pays out more in benefits than it takes in through payroll taxes. Indeed, merely sustaining Americans’ existing retirement benefits would almost certainly require raising taxes on households earning less than $400,000. For now, the program’s dedicated trust fund fills in the gap.

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