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Trap Door Brewing owner Bryan Shull speaks to former Washington Gov. Jay Inslee in 2021, at the Vancouver waterfront. Shull said he fears a new payroll tax bill in the Legislature will push growth out ...

For employers operating on a biweekly payroll schedule, 2026 is not quite business as usual. This year brings an uncommon payroll wrinkle: for many companies, the calendar will produce a 27th payday.

New ONS-backed figures show Leeds payrolls down year-on-year, highlighting ongoing job pressures across the city. WageSight analysis reveals mid-range regional performance. People in Denmark 'stunned' ...

NEW YORK, Jan. 10, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- Expert Consumers, an independent consumer product review platform, has named QuickBooks Payroll as the top payroll software for small businesses in 2026. The ...

Employers across the U.S. added 50,000 jobs in December, capping a year of muted job growth that saw employers pull back on hiring amid economic uncertainty. The monthly job gains were below the ...

Treasuries rose Wednesday amid fresh signs of weakness in US employment that kept alive bets for at least two Federal Reserve interest-rate cuts this year. Yields reached their lowest levels in a week ...

Rep. Shaun Scott, D-43. A newly proposed payroll tax would add new costs for large businesses in Washington state. But Rep. Shaun Scott, a Seattle Democrat sponsoring the bill, argues it would protect ...

OLYMPIA – With about a month to go before the 2026 legislative session, progressive lawmakers in Olympia rolled out a new revenue proposal Tuesday that targets Washington’s largest employers with a 5% ...

One in four Canadian employees are anxious about getting laid off in 2026. As 2025 comes to a close, a new poll from Employment Hero, a leader in employment solutions for Canadian businesses, reveals ...

Data from ADP, a payroll processor, is getting added attention because of delays in official statistics caused by the government shutdown. By Ben Casselman When the flow of official data ran dry ...