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What is a 403(b): How It Works and Who Can Join

A 403(b) is a tax-advantaged retirement savings plan for employees of public schools, certain nonprofit organizations, and some religious institutions. Its assets may be held in annuity contracts, custodial accounts invested in mutual funds, or retirement income accounts for certain church employees. If you see the term tax-sheltered annuity (TSA) on older

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How Does a 9/80 Schedule Work in The Workplace?

A three-day weekend every other week can sound straightforward, but the hours behind it are easy to misread. If you

What Does Furlough at Work Mean as An Employee?

Getting a message from HR about a furlough can leave you with practical questions about your next paycheck, your schedule,

Does Amazon Hire Felons? (What You Need To Know)

A felony on your record does not mean that Amazon is off the table. Amazon is now the No. 1

How Does Per Diem Work for Employees?

Business travel often comes with extra costs that employees may not want to track individually. Meals, hotel stays, and small

What Does Biweekly Pay Mean? (Pay Schedule Explained)

Getting paid every two weeks sounds simple, but the timing of your paycheck can affect how you plan your money.

What Is an Essential Worker in the Workplace?

A hospital nurse or a grocery store worker feels obviously essential during a crisis. A payroll accountant at that same

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