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If the world’s most influential HR organization can be found liable in a discrimination lawsuit, what does that mean for the rest of us? Last month, a juryawarded $11.5 million in damages against SHRM, the Society for Human Resource Management. Yes, SHRM, global authority on HR best practices, compliance, and training. The organization that literally […]

If you’re a small business owner, you already know how complex HR can be. Between compliance deadlines, documentation requirements, and strategic planning, it’s easy for critical tasks to slip through the cracks—especially at the start of a new year. To help you stay organized and compliant in 2026, One Digital has created a free HR

Rising costs. Retention struggles. A shifting talent market. If you are a small business owner, the challenges of 2025 were likely keeping you up at night. But as we look toward 2026, it’s time to stop focusing on what you can’t offer compared to the big guys, and start doubling down on what you can.

As the year winds down, most small business owners are meticulously reviewing their financial statements. Most look at the typical costs like costs of goods, wages, rent, and SG & A expenses. But there is a hidden line item that likely won’t show up on your P&L, even though it’s costing you the most: your

If you’re a business owner or HR leader, you know competitive benefits are key to retaining talent. But what happens when those benefits suddenly become unaffordable for both the employer and the employee?  This is the alarm bell you need: healthcare costs aren’t just going up, they’re set to surge in a way that will

Healthcare costs are rising and they are hitting small businesses hard. U.S. employers expect a 5.8% increase in 2025, and small businesses face nearly 9% hikes without cost controls. This trend makes it clear why healthcare costs are a top concern for businesses heading into 2026. But here’s the good news: you don’t have to

If you’re a high-earning worker over 50, changes are coming to how you can save for retirement and the tax impact could be significant. The IRS and U.S. Treasury have finalized a rule under the SECURE 2.0 Act that will require catch-up contributions to be Roth (after-tax) for high earners, starting in 2027. Some retirement

For too long, HR has been viewed as a cost center, a department focused on compliance, paperwork, and problems. That perspective is not only outdated but also a major roadblock for small businesses aiming to grow in 2025 and beyond. The reality is, it’s time to shift your thinking. Instead of viewing HR as purely

In small businesses, great managers aren’t just “nice to have” – they’re make or break. They hold your culture together. They onboard new hires, handle conflicts, keep teams productive, and often carry out HR functions without formal training or backup. But 2025’s workplace pressures are pushing even your best people to the brink. If your

Managing young talent isn’t just about patience, it’s about strategy.  A new ResumeTemplates survey reveals what many managers already feel: If that sounds familiar, particularly if Gen Z team members ask for frequent feedback or seem unsure about workplace norms, know that you are not alone. They entered the workforce amid pandemic disruptions, remote onboarding,

Let’s be honest: when “Professional Employer Organization” (PEO) pops up, most people immediately think “small business HR.” It’s a common assumption, and for good reason, PEOs have traditionally been a lifesaver for smaller companies needing HR support. But here’s where that perception needs an update. The idea that PEOs are exclusively for startups or smaller