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Chapter 13: Some Things Are Worth Repeating – Beware of PTO Cash-Outs!
Recently, I spoke to a roomful of public agency human resources managers. As I sometimes do, I took a few informal surveys of my audience. One of the questions I posed was: “How many of your agencies allow employees to … Continue reading
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Tagged governmental retirement plan, PTO, PTO cash-out, tax
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Chapter 7: What’s It Worth?
With the January 31 deadline for issuing 2012 Forms W-2 behind you, many agencies are breathing a sigh of relief. However after reviewing what we have to say, some of you may decide that it’s time for a “do-over.” WHAT … Continue reading
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Tagged California tax, Domestic partner, Government Benefits, health coverage, healthcare, registered domestic partner, tax
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