Workplace Trends for 2021
With the COVID-19 pandemic outbreak, lockdowns, and a global recession looming large, several organizations are busy reevaluating the ‘new’ workplace. While this development is normal, keeping pace with all the
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With the COVID-19 pandemic outbreak, lockdowns, and a global recession looming large, several organizations are busy reevaluating the ‘new’ workplace. While this development is normal, keeping pace with all the
2020 was a big year that enforced numerous workplace changes, and a lot of those modifications will become a permanent component of employee experiences in 2021. With a whole list
EEOC (The Equal Employment Opportunity Commission) has issued updated guidance on the rights and responsibilities of employers and workers related to the COVID-19 vaccine. It also includes cases where organizations
There are numerous types of situations that property managers and property owners often deal with, and tenant harassment and bullying are among the most difficult matters to handle. It can
As one of the Covid-19 vaccines has obtained approval from the UK regulator, organizations are now questioning whether they can insist on employees to get vaccinated before returning to the
EIV (Enterprise Income Verification) is a web-based computer system having income and employment information on people participating in rental assistance programs of HUD. This information assists HUD in ensuring the
If the application of a candidate for a housing program is accepted, then their name must go on the waiting list for that program. After that, the candidate has to
IRS 941 Form, the Employer’s Quarterly Federal Tax Return, is the form through which you tell the IRS (Internal Revenue Service) how much amount was withheld from the paychecks of
The W-8BEN-E form is an IRS (Internal Revenue Service) form used by foreign organizations doing business in the U.S. Only partnerships and organizations need to file the W-8BEN-E form. According
In most cases, non-resident aliens who earn an income in the U.S. are subject to the United States taxes. The tax can be in the form of received income or
COVID-19 pandemic is presenting unprecedented challenges for businesses. The government is issuing new employment laws to deal with the pandemic and protect the employees. As organizations continue to grapple with
In a continued attempt to conquer racial and gender pay gaps, California Governor Gavin Newsom, on September 30, 2020, signed into law SB 973. The law imposes new pay reporting
Form 941 is an IRS (Internal Revenue Service) tax form for organizations in the United States. The form is filed quarterly. Organizations use Form 941 to report social security tax,
A waiting list is a significant asset in the audit-prep toolbox of a public housing authority. So efficient management of housing wait lists prevails as a core competency of PHAs,
The FFCRA (Families First Coronavirus Response Act) requires certain organizations to equip employees with expanded family and medical leave or paid sick leave for specified causes related to COVID-19. The
