Payroll stories - Page 21

NZ's Spark boosts staff pay, embracing a higher wage economy, with some employees set to earn a minimum of $42,500 including benefits.

Quantum IT New Zealand was appointed as exclusive distributor for New Zealand, Australia, and the Pacific Islands by Blueleaf Software Technologies.

Reckon, the Australian accounting software provider, has reported strong growth, with revenues up 6% to $57m for H1 2016.

Kiwi ERP provider Greentree has been snapped up by MYOB, as the business management vendor seeks to drive into larger enterprises.

Competition is heating up in the hosted private cloud market as vendors vie for the top spots, says research by Technology Business Research.

Concur highlights the hidden costs of manual expense processes, urging firms to switch to automated solutions for better spend transparency and compliance.

Xero's success keeps growing, as the company reports a global partnership with TSheets, a specialist time tracking and software scheduling company.

ASG will record net debt $2 million less than it had forecast, with revenue in the upper end of its forecast and strong growth expected in FY17.

Automated tools like Concur simplify tax time by allowing employees to track expenses digitally throughout the year, easing the end-of-financial-year rush.

Bayside City Council in Victoria has brought Promapp on board to provide its business process management software.

Hackers are gaining entry into email accounts and altering the bank details in invoices before sending to an unassuming client.

It’s normal for businesses to work with smaller, less expensive systems during their early years. But as they grow, greater flexibility is required.

Violin Memory has announced it has experienced widespread adoption of its All Flash Arrays in the Asia-Pacific region in the span of just a year.

Reckon Limited has partnered with NAB to ensure accounting software is SuperStream compliant by launching NAB SuperPay.

Australian cloud accounting provider Reckon Limited has made a lucrative entrance in the UK market, allowing it to target the 5.4 million SMEs.

Synchrony Global launches payroll solution, syncPAY, to Australian market in partnership with Payroll Metrics.

Following customer-facing applications, human capital management (HCM) systems are transitioning rapidly to a cloud-delivered SaaS model.

SAP and HPE's new cloud facility in Canberra bolsters Aussie federal agencies with secure, in-memory computing services.

Workforce management technology can help transport organizations reduce costs, improve efficiency, and increase productivity.

When it comes to employer obligations and paying staff, it sometimes feels easier tearing your hair out (even harder if you don’t actually have hair).