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    Next is Payroll taxes are also known as SSI taxes or Medicare taxes which are collected from both individuals and their employers based on overall payroll and are of a much lower overall percentage are used in large part to fund social benefit programs such as Medicare, Welfare, and Social Security(Bianco,2013.). Corporate income…

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    low average profit margin of a restaurant, which is under 10%, does not leave a lot of wiggle room for a manager to cover expenses without good cash flow management. Without managing cash, a restaurant could result with disgruntled employees whose payroll…

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    Are Immigrants Important In America? Are immigrants important in America?I want to answer this question in this text as unbiased as I can. It just feel like people are very misinformed about this subject. America is a melting pot of culture,languages and freedom. There is a reason why people leave their own country to come to America, but for whatever that reason is;people who migrate to America seem to be the target of political bashing. The 2016 election is an excellent example of this, one…

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    cost of unplanned absences approaches 20% of payroll expense (Easton & Goodale, 2005). However, the primary reasons for unscheduled absences (personal illness and family issues) are unlikely to subside anytime soon. Despite this, labor scheduling systems continue to assume perfect attendance. Thus, unplanned employee absences in the U.S. service sector consume 2.3% of all scheduled work hours, and rendering to some surveys, 15–20% of the total payroll expenses (Easton, & Goodale, 2005).…

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    A fundamental question that economists and people alike are trying to answer is, “What impacts will there be, if it’s a continuous gap between the half and half nots?” In order to have a true democracy, there must be a thriving middle class. The middle class is becoming non-existent, because of the discrepancy in financial opportunity. As the gap widens between the half and the half nots, it has developed a culture that an ordinary person is less competitive, while making the best educated…

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    employment laws, other employees were unsure if the vulgar language constituted as harassment. The LearnInMotion.com business also lacked the support for some sort of Human Resource Information System (HRIS). Keeping track of employee information, payroll, and even benefits were prone to error with the manual entry and recording the company currently practiced. Lastly, the lack of HR document leaves jobs with little to no actual defined duties. Thus, the hiring process is a hindrance for the…

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    A large share of immigrants are much more likely to be low income and have low educational attainment. In 2012, prior research indicates that 71% of immigrant households are headed by someone who has not completed high school and have a low income below 200% of poverty. For households headed by an immigrant with only a high school education, 57% have an income below 200% of poverty. They all use at least one welfare program. Because of their low education, they are extremely heavy users of…

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    information, in turn patients and families don’t have to worry about un-organization of information. In addition to organizing I could do tasks that the professional task didn’t have time to complete ranging from sending mail to working with employee payroll information. Since the office was in the process of switching computer systems it was important that all the patient files are in order to make a smooth transition from paper to electronic filing. With files being taken care of, I played a…

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    What has been the historic role of the American Medical Association in the passage of health insurance legislation? Founded in 1847, the American Medical Association (AMA), the professional organization for physicians that initially opposed Medicare, comparing it with socialized medicine. When it seemed that passage was inevitable, The AMA lobbied for the program to cover only the poor elderly. What has been the impact of the Patient Affordable Care Act (PPACA) of 2010 on the U.S. health care…

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    Medicare is paid by two trust funds that are held by the U.S. Treasury, Hospital Insurance (HI) Trust Fund and Supplementary Medical Insurance (SMI) Trust Fund. A portion of payroll taxes and the employer covers most of the Medicare expenses. Medicare is one of the largest federal government programs that provide health care benefits to the elderly. Most individuals qualify for Medicare around 65 and over. Some individuals…

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