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Put more pay at risk (a 60%/40% base-to-variable mix versus one that is 70%/30%).; ;Accelerators.

Generally, an employer may request recertification, but no more frequently than every 30 days (and only in conjunction with an absence), provided the original certification’s minimum duration did not exceed 30 days.

The flexibility for employees to begin and end their day between certain windows of time (for example, beginning the day between 7:30 and 9:30 instead of being required to arrive at 8:00 sharp) can make a big difference to employees’ well-being and work/life balance, as employees can work when they can be most productive and engaged and can accommodate other commitments outside of work.

Additionally, first-year employees will now have access to paid vacation, and 30-year employees can take up to six weeks off.

It can certify security, privacy and confidentiality in HR processes more than any other type of technology.

Employers can count paid leave that was provided to employees between Jan. 1, 2025, and Sept. 30, 2025, toward their annual obligation for paid sick time if the paid time off was available for use as paid sick time as provided by the NHFWA.

The goal: To reduce the number of employees driving solo to work from 38% to 30% by 2030.

Compensation Cost to Sales Ratio = (Total Compensation Costs / Total Sales Revenue) * 100 Compensation (Bonus) Gross Up Example Gross-Up Example for a $5,000 Bonus If the employer wants to award a **net bonus** of $5,000 and the combined tax rate is **30%**, here's how to calculate the grossed-up amount: Gross-up Factor Calculation: Gross-up Factor = 1 / (1 - Tax Rate) Gross-up Factor = 1 / (1 - 0.30) Gross-up Factor = 1 / 0.70 Gross-up Factor ≈ 1.4286;Gross Bonus Calculation: Gross Bonus = Net Bonus × Gross-up Factor Gross Bonus = $5,000 × 1.4286 Gross Bonus = $7,143;Verification: Gross Bonus: $7,143 Taxes Withheld: $7,143 × 30% = $2,143 Net Bonus: $7,143 - $2,143 = $5,000; Final Grossed-Up Amount: $7,143 The employer should pay a **grossed-up bonus of $7,143** to ensure that the employee receives a **net bonus of $5,000** after taxes are deducted.