Payroll stories - Page 18

So it's all very well to understand cyber risks, but how do you put security measures in place? Brennan IT suggests five tips to better security.

Dunedin and Wellington-based social enterprise Thankyou Payroll is launching an equity crowdfunding campaign to fund development and prepare for IRD changes.

Steve Victor has been appointed as the New Zealand sales manager for MYOB's enterprise resource planning products.

Xero has partnered with workforce management solutions firm Deputy to simplify scheduling and streamline employee communication.

New Zealand SMBs are losing out on $18,000 per day due to poor debt management, according to receivables analytics company Debtor Daddy.

JCurve Solutions is targeting the larger business market with the signing of a deal to sell, implement and support MYOB Advanced cloud ERP software.

Australasian business solutions provider, Fusion5, has announced a merger with Australian technology business, Myriad IT.

Reckon boasts a buoyant 2016 with £56m revenues, crediting its cloud services for growth as it eyes further market share.

The first month of 2017 is already over, but Xero has had a busy January, releasing numerous products and updates already this year.

MYOB targets larger firms with its novel cloud payroll system, Advanced People, set to boost efficiency across NZ's mid-market.

Xero launches its new partner program and advisory directory, connecting over 100,000 business advisors with small businesses.

Xero joins Google's Recommended for G Suite programme, highlighting its ease of use and integration with 500+ business apps.

Xero to open new office in New Zealand's Hawke's Bay, aiming for 30 support jobs by next year. #tech #employment.

Improving business efficiencies has come on top as the paramount goal for Kiwi small businesses according to a Xero report.

New Zealand's housing crisis is putting pressure on emergency accommodation. SeekShelter offers real-time management of shelter occupancy to help those in need.

Xero has announced several changes to its Payroll feature to help businesses process leave requests from their employees.

MYOB has appointed a new lead for its New Zealand SME division, as the company looks to drive success in the market.

Kronos Cloud's success soars in AU and NZ, with over 90% of new clients opting for their cloud solutions, driving record growth in 2016.

The workforce represents a huge opportunity for executives looking to manage this expense more tightly, and automated systems provide the solution.

NZ's Spark boosts staff pay, embracing a higher wage economy, with some employees set to earn a minimum of $42,500 including benefits.