Payroll stories - Page 14

The HCM market in the Asia Pacific region is poised for rapid growth, surpassing Europe and the US, driven by enhanced HR strategies and workforce management.

Opteon's rapid growth and integration of 18 businesses resulted in a number of systems being utilised across the organisation.

Nicola Dargie of Manawatu received a 2.5-year jail sentence and a GBP £11,000 reparation for withholding over GBP £740,000 PAYE; marking her second conviction.

Kiwi SMEs are urged by MYOB to use Inland Revenue's online gateway for payroll filings to avoid errors, penalties, and streamline compliance.

Data breaches are costing companies an average of $3.92 million, according to a study by IBM, forcing organisations to step up their cybersecurity efforts.

New Zealand fintech Aider has partnered with Paymark to help business owners gain a better understanding of their transactions.

The survey found 53% of respondents believe technical skills have the highest impact on the effectiveness of an organisation or department.

PaySauce has raised USD $1.5 million from Cleary Wealth Management clients to bolster expansion and cover NZX listing costs, marking a successful year.

SMBs should embrace technology to prepare for the new financial year and streamline tax duties, says SAP Concur.

The New Zealand Government has entered a Cloud Framework Agreement with SAP, enabling streamlined cloud services for all agencies under standardised terms.

Harcourts, the 133-year-old real estate agency, transformed its global operations by adopting NetSuite, modernising from a 'fake' cloud solution.

Ramco Systems gears up to modernise payroll for an ANZ telecom giant, digitising operations for 5,000 employees with advanced AI and compliance features.

Business leaders struggle to centralise content and document management, resulting in fragmentation and outdated information, says M-Files.

As the business landscape continues to quickly evolve, two concepts are becoming increasingly apparent and starting to intertwine.

New Zealand small businesses could see significant growth and profitability with modest IT investments, says a new Microsoft study.

New Zealand SMBs suffering from 'technology phobia' may benefit from new payday filing requirements, says NexGen Group's director Vinay Iswar.

The University of Auckland has onboarded Rimini Street to upgrade its HR software in order to comply with this year's changes to payday filing.

Freelance writing and API development topped the list of fastest-growing jobs in 2018, driven by surging demand for digital content and web services.

Providers have been working closely with Inland Revenue to make sure they can meet their clients' needs when the changes roll out.

There may be reasons for public sector agencies in particular to be somewhat reluctant with IT innovation spend.