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Well, I really like the supervisor’s manager because he set him straight. You never call people on vacation. You give them that time off so that they can rejuvenate and come back fresh. And there are certain times like in banks where you, that protects the bank from potential fraud. So there are reasons why...

All right. This is interesting. They did not violate wage and hour supposedly, unless yesterday was the end of a work week and today was the start of another work week. If that were the case, they would’ve needed to pay him his overtime from yesterday because it was the end of the work week....

It’s true. You need to have people come into work, but in this case, it was the wrong choice. Let the person, if they are ill and are contagious, they really need to stay home. You don’t need to cause a pandemic in your office. I think we can all relate to our past history...

This is very funny. The employees solved the problem that the manager should have solved in the very beginning. You have somebody who’s working 39 and a half hours a week, really that is full-time. That person should be eligible for benefits, especially if they’re working regularly for 39 and a half hours. Most states...

If you’re a business owner, you probably didn’t start your company because you love reconciling bank accounts. You started it because you had a vision. A goal. A dream. But somewhere between payroll, sales tax, credit cards, compliance notices, and month-end reporting… things can start to feel overwhelming. That’s where we come in. At People...

First of all, timekeeping systems allow for people to punch in a few minutes early and it will round up. There are some miscommunication here, and there’s some contradiction that the employee is the victim of, and the manager who then called the employee in to discuss the same thing. Obviously, when the employee explained...

This is one of the most common questions we hear: “My checking account has money in it… so why doesn’t my Profit & Loss show the same amount in profit?” The answer is simple: Your bank balance and your Profit & Loss measure two completely different things. Your bank account shows cash moving in and...

Wow. This manager’s about a lot to learn. Changing the schedule at 11 o’clock at night and expecting the employee to know that they’re supposed to come in two hours earlier. Not gonna happen. That write ups not gonna happen. Now this seems to be a retail operation. Maybe they don’t have an HR department,...

If you’ve ever opened your financial reports and thought… “Okay…but what am I actually looking at?” You’re not alone. Two of the most important financial reports in your business are the Profit & Loss statement (P&L) and the Balance Sheet – and while they work together, they tell very different stories. Here’s the simple breakdown:...