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Reconnecting older workers with the office: have we retired what matters most?

Workplace Insight

Data from Legal and General and the Centre for Economic Research (Cebr) suggests that the number of over 50s in employment has increased by 36 percent in the last 20 years, with 47 percent of this age group predicted to be in employment by 2030. Older workers now make up a larger percentage of the workforce than they did two decades ago.

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Cybersecurity for remote workers: A business leader’s guide

Insperity

If you have a dedicated home office, use it. Otherwise, try to set up your home workspace in a quiet, lower-traffic area that can be closed off and, preferably, locked. You may also want to consider the ability for employees to print work-related documents at home. Have work-from-home and data-protection policies.

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2021 tax deduction checklist: 10 expenses small business owners can write off

Ruby

Home office expenses With so many people working from home in the past year, you’ll want to closely review the IRS’s rules around home office deductions. Keep in mind that we’re talking about the IRS here, so you have to meet specific criteria: First, your home office has to be your principal place of business.

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Legendary Entrepreneur Naveen Jain Wants Nothing More Than to Change the Way Humanity Lives

Success

We’re sitting in the home office of his estate along the banks of Lake Washington, just outside Seattle—not far from the homes of Bill Gates and Jeff Bezos. Now it’s down to $10 or $15—and if he had his way, governments would pay for it as a part of a social infrastructure. Then it came down to $10,000. Then $1,000.

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7 PEO benefits that can save you money

Insperity

As the plan sponsor, the PEO will handle the related administrative tasks, such as negotiating with carriers, enrolling employees, providing legal notices and handling COBRA administration. Think you can minimize legal expenses and PR fallout from lawsuits? Recruiting. These days, recruiting moves at light speed.

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my friend is a bad employee, will attending an anti-gay college hurt me, and more

Ask a Manager

I didn’t even know she had interviewed or joined until she announced it, as our home offices are on opposite coasts and our departments do not work with each other. Think if the USPS were the only branch of the government left and they hired people to install the internet every time they made a delivery.