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  LBMC's News

LBMC Employment Partners, LLC will be holding the annual PEO client meetings this month. Benefit plan options for the 2009 plan year will be announced and we will be available to answer any questions you might have. We look forward to seeing you at the meetings!
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Nick Peeples has joined LBMC Employment Partners' Brentwood office as a Business Development Associate. Most recently he was a Sales Representative for a payroll outsourcing company. Nick has a Bachelor of Arts degree in History from The Citadel and a Master of Arts degree in Religion from Northwest Nazarene University.

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This month we would like to take the opportunity to introduce you to our  Payroll Implementation Specialist, Michelle Bacher. Michelle has 25 years of experience in payroll administration. She earned a Bachelor's degree in Accounting from McNeese State University and holds the Certified Payroll Professional designation.

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  Payroll Issues

If internal controls in your payroll system are inadequate, your company could be susceptible to fraud. You could be especially vulnerable if you don't know the names of all of your employees or they are spread out over several locations. Click "Full Article" for some of the common payroll schemes and how forensic accountants detect the perpetrators.
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  Employee Ideas & Involvement

How can you involve all employees in delivering superior service to your customers? Start with the six “secrets” of superior customer service. Add 11 strategies to build up superior service. Click “Full Article.”
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  HR Tool Kit

Before you start a new employee in a new job you'll want to document that the new employee has received important information about the job. It's wise to use a "Receipt of Materials at Orientation" form. Click "Full Article" for a Sample Form.
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