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What liabilities does the employer have in posting payroll deductions onto an FSA debit card?
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What are Payroll and labor transactions in ECC sorted and summarized for posting by?
pay period ending date
Where is the best an applicant can look for clues about what qualifications and experience will impress an employer the most?
The applicant can look at what the employer includes in the job posting.
Where is the best place an applicant can look for clues about what qualifications and experiences will impress an employer the most?
Applicants can look for clues about desired qualifications and experiences in the job posting itself. The job description often outlines the specific skills, experiences, and qualifications that the employer is seeking. Researching the company's values, culture, and previous hires can also provide insight into what may impress the employer.
Where is the best place an applicant can look for clues about what qualification and experience will impress an employer the most?
The applicant can look at what the employer includes in the job posting.
What is effect of posting errors on a trial balance?
Depends on the error. Either assets will be over/understated and liabilities/stockholders' equity will be over/understated.
What if my employer isn't posting a Labor Law Poster ?
Your employer is required to display an official poster listing employee rights. If you are on good terms with your employer, why not bring this issue to their attention, and let them know that you want them to be in compliance with this law.
How would you define balance sheet?
A balance sheet is a statement of the financial posting of a business which states the assets, liabilities and owners' equity at particular point in time
What was the most impressive thing in your best work experience place?
The applicant can look at what the employer includes in the job posting.
What are the penalties for not posting employment law posters as required by US labor law?
The agency requiring the posting will likely issue a notice to the employer to hang the poster as required. Repeated failure to do so will result in a fine.
Is it common to need a degree to work in payroll services or is it mainly on-the-job training?
It depends on the position within the payroll service. The company will post a variety of jobs, from data entry to management and supervision. The posting will detail the requirements of the position. If details are not given about additional training, that topic will be discussed in the interview.
In a job vacancy posting what does EOE MFDV mean?
EOE/M/F/D/V Equal Opportunity Employer/Minorities/Female/Disabled/Veteran (employment)
What is the meaning of 'self-pay' in a job posting?
It might be that the posting is through a recruiting agency. If an employer lists a job with a recruiting agency and a person that is recruited by the agency is hired then a fee is paid to the recruiting agency. Either the employer pays the recruiter for finding someone, or the person hired pays the recruiting agency for hooking them up with a job, or the two share the cost of the recruiter's fee. If the job-seeker is the one that will pay the fee, it might be described as 'self-pay'. I've seen arragements like this (not for a while) but I'm not positive that is what your particular job posting means.
