As much as the small to mid-sized service bureaus market against the likes of ADP and Paychex, without Henry Taub and his contemporaries, our businesses wouldn't be where they are today.
In 1949, he had the same dream that a startup payroll service bureau has today, "the opportunity to relieve business owners of the burdens of administrative functions, such as payroll processing, so they could instead concentrate on expanding their businesses."
http://www.adp.com/media/press-releases/2011-news-releases/adp-announces-passing-of-founder-and-honorary-chairman-henry-taub.aspx
Thanks for taking the time to check out my blog! I am working to "feed the feed" for payroll service bureau owners and operators. This feed covers topics of interest related to payroll processing, taxes, ancillary services related to payroll, industry gossip, and the occasional jab at the national bureaus on behalf of my friends in the small and mid-sized payroll service bureaus.
Monday, April 4, 2011
Saturday, April 2, 2011
SwipeClock Conference Wrap
As I am sitting here in the lobby of the Homestead resort outside of Salt Lake City, UT waiting for a ride to the airport, I was thinking back through the past few days and remarking to myself about what a close knit family the active members of the payroll service industry are.
Conferences such as this are like family reunions. Even the competition greets each other with handshakes and hugs. There is a sense of camaraderie that, although is likely not unique, is something I've not experienced elsewhere.
The three day conference here at Homestead was a great time of learning for all - integrating, selling, servicing, programming... stories of successes and failures, stories of battling for business (and winning) against ADP and Paychex... Ideas for new features for SwipeClock.com's time and attendance solutions, and the unveiling of many new features and upcoming plans by the same.
A big thanks to all of the SwipeClock team members for a great event! Looking forward to the next.
Conferences such as this are like family reunions. Even the competition greets each other with handshakes and hugs. There is a sense of camaraderie that, although is likely not unique, is something I've not experienced elsewhere.
The three day conference here at Homestead was a great time of learning for all - integrating, selling, servicing, programming... stories of successes and failures, stories of battling for business (and winning) against ADP and Paychex... Ideas for new features for SwipeClock.com's time and attendance solutions, and the unveiling of many new features and upcoming plans by the same.
A big thanks to all of the SwipeClock team members for a great event! Looking forward to the next.
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