Sales 855.945.7921  |  Support 888.277.8514  |

HR and Payroll

Check out our HR and payroll articles for up-to-date tips, trends, and relevant information that can impact your business.

APS OnLine Q1 Software Releases

APS is pleased to announce the software releases that occurred during Q1 of 2013, including updates to our payroll, HR, and time & attendance solutions.
Read More

U.S. Payroll to Population Rate Trending Down

According to the most recent Gallup report, the U.S. payroll to population rate is continuing to trend down for full-time employment. Learn more.
Read More
The Independent Contractor Dilemma 1099 vs. W-2

The Independent Contractor Dilemma: 1099 vs. W-2

The Department of Labor (DOL) and state investigators are cracking down on employers who misclassify employees. Make sure you're in compliance.
Read More

New Years Tips from Your Human Resources Professionals

The beginning of a new year is a great time to internally audit some of your human resources related practices. Here are a few tips to get you started
Read More

It’s a New Year, the Payroll Tax Holiday is Over!

President Obama has signed the changes to the tax withholding tables into law, effectively ending the payroll tax holiday. Learn more.
Read More

The HR and Social Media Mashup

In today's society, HR and social media are dancing together a lot more. So where do you draw the line with your employees?
Read More
Industry Standard Service Charges

How to Handle Industry Standard Service Charges

The IRS has made recent changes that directly impact industries such as restaurants and hospitality regarding the industry standard service charges.
Read More
Texas Star

Texas Star Joins APS National Client Group

APS is pleased to announce the addition of Texas Star and its affiliated businesses to the APS national client group. Learn more.
Read More
ObamaCare: The Law of Diminishing Full-Time Employment

ObamaCare: The Law of Diminishing Full-Time Employment?

Several restaurants are taking a stance against the Affordable Care Act stating they would not reclassify any full-time workers down to part-time status.
Read More