Widespread job and career switching eclipsed all other labor trends over the last two years. Now that 2022 has arrived, we can see the results: not everyone is coming back.
Much of our economy is in the process of recovering, but it is not a balanced recovery for all industries or all workers. Many Americans are returning to their pre-pandemic lives with changed or renewed priorities that affect working and spending.
Over 17 million American workers are estimated to still be working remotely. If remote work looks like it will not be temporary for you after all, consider some tips to help make the long-term transition easier.
Businesses in virtually every type of industry have checks to write and mail each month. While some businesses use checks more than others, checks remain the preferred payment method for a variety of situations in which cash, credit, and electronic transfers are neither practical nor secure.
Both Checkeeper and the US Postal Service will be closed in observance of Presidents’ Day on Monday, February 21st. Please submit your checks by 4:00 pm EST on Friday the 18th to be mailed same day. Anything submitted after this time will be processed and mailed on Tuesday, February 22nd. Thank you!
Job flexibility has become a top priority for many workers who have become accustomed to the benefits of remote and hybrid work and continue to seek even more flexible working schedules that integrate with their lifestyles in positive and productive ways.
Processing payroll is a crucial part of any business operation, but it can also be a headache for business owners who don’t have the time and expertise that it requires. Payroll software offers an affordable option for business owners looking to reduce payroll duties while still keeping it in-house.
Business spending on software, process automation, and security rose dramatically in 2021 and is expected to remain high in 2022. Digital tools that cater to small business needs can be surprisingly inexpensive and user-friendly.
Getting a business off the ground requires rapid adoption of a lot of skill sets that may seem new and daunting. Bookkeeping continues to be one of the biggest time drains for small business owners, though no successful business can thrive without it.
The number of workers who left their jobs this past year in order to go into business for themselves reached its highest point in recent history. If you have a brilliant product idea or an interest you are passionate about, 2022 could be the time for you to try it out on the market.