It’s amazing how dependent we’ve become on technology and how connected we are to our mobile devices.
Archive for month: October, 2015
If your boss has never yelled at you, then either you own your own business, are self-employed, or have a boss who is mute.
2015 GASPA/GELFA Fall Conference
2015 GASPA/GELFA Fall Conference
November 16-18, 2015
King and Prince Resort
The Georgia Association of Personnel Administrators is pleased to announce a joint conference with GELFA for Fall 2015 on November 16-18, 2015 at the King and Prince Resort. The Theme of the conference is “Connect” and a tentative agenda will be posted on our GASPA website in September. Read more…
GASBO Annual Conference 2015
GASBO Annual Conference 2015
The Georgia Association of School Business Officials (GASBO), comprised of leading school business officials from throughout the state, will be holding its 50th Annual Conference November 3-6, 2015 at the Augusta Marriott at the Convention Center in Augusta, Georgia. Read more…
NEFEC ETS Advisory Council Meeting – October 23, 2015
We are pleased to announce Travis Riker (click here to view the bio) will be speaking on the following topics at the NEFEC ETS Advisory Council Meeting:
- Healthcare Benchmarking
– Largest healthcare benchmarking tool with nearly 18,000 plans nationally and 550 K-12 schools
– Compare how your district health benefits and cost compare to other district nationally and regionally, as well as within our member districts
- IRS Reporting
– How to handle variable hour employees (i.e. Subs)
– Understand what data has to be collected and from what source (benefits payroll, etc.)
- Review of form 1094/1095
– Learn what reporting codes to use
Smile and the world smiles with you, but what happens when someone you work with is rude?
The U.S. Senate, following the House of Representatives, has passed House Resolution 1624, the “Protecting Affordable Coverage for Employees Act” or “PACE Act” which will be sent to President Obama’s desk for signature. It is anticipated the President will sign the Act into law.
When we think of things that are dirty (real items, not someone’s mind), public restrooms immediately jump to the top of the list. Yet, in the grand scheme of things, there are items far dirtier and you probably handle them on a daily basis.
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