Employment Agreement

Learn what type of impact a credit downgrade can have on your personal life and what steps you can take to recover from a downgrade.

There's a right way and a wrong way to terminate an employee. The Evil HR Lady explains which is which.

It seems inevitable that Congress will fail to come up with a long-term budget solution. But there's still time left for them to pull it off.

If you handle an employee termination poorly, it can come back to haunt you in the form of legal action. Here are common flubs when giving workers the boot.

Should you consider drafting and requiring employment contracts for all of your full-time employees? Learn why it might be a good idea.

Hiring a high-level employee is a big step for most small businesses, so it's wise to create a formal, written employment contract to protect both parties.

Contracts are vital tools for protecting your small business. Here are some tips on how to craft clear, complete, effective contracts.

There are important legal differences between employment offer letters and employment contracts. Here's what you need to know about them.

For the first time in history, the IRS is auditing 2,000 companies this year at random as part of its Employment Tax National Research Project (NRP). If you aren’t thinking about a tax...

Some of you may be aware that as a business owner, you can save thousands to tens of thousands of dollars each year in taxes and benefits by hiring independent contractors rather than...

As the economy slowly recovers, small businesses are taking a cautious approach to hiring, with a variety of strategies designed to reduce costs and risks.

Key government initiatives that could spur small business hiring have been waylaid by Congressional dithering and partisan political gamesmanship.

Employees are working more hours but they’re not getting paid more. That’s good news and bad news for the economy.

Third party payroll services and professional employer organizations can save you time and money but they are not the same. This primer explains the difference.

As Charlie Sheen Twitters his desires to find an intern whose veins are filled with Tiger’s Blood, I don’t sit back and wonder what will happen next in this actor’s life. Instead I...

Limited Liability Companies are businesses that are either owned by a single person or a few individuals. LLCs are a popular type of entity because the owners have limited liability for the liabilities...