State comptroller audit finds Oswego City School District made inaccurate separation payments
OSWEGO — Oswego City School District officials did not accurately calculate separation payments or benefits for half of the district employees reviewed by the Office of the New York State Comptroller in a recent audit. Read More
NONPROFIT MANAGEMENT: Why is Cash Management Important to your Organization?
We have all heard the age old saying, “cash is king.” When the pandemic first started, many tax-exempt organizations were concerned with cash flow and making it through what was first thought to be a month or two. Read More
DiNapoli finds Medicaid billing errors of nearly $1 billion
ALBANY, N.Y. — The New York State Department of Health (DOH) made $965 million in Medicaid payments to providers, including facilities, for services ordered, prescribed, referred, and attended by practitioners who were not enrolled in the health-care program, including those who had been barred due to misconduct. Read More
Tips to attract top talent in a tough time
Whether you call it the Great Resignation or something else, there is no denying there has been a fundamental shift in the workforce and the work environment since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic. Read More
VIEWPOINT: Benefit-Plan Administration Impact of Extension of National Emergency Period
President Joe Biden once again continued the “National Emergency Concerning the COVID-19 Pandemic (National Emergency)” on Feb. 18. Read More
American Senior Benefits leases space in Syracuse
SYRACUSE — American Senior Benefits recently leased 1,000 square feet of office space on the second floor of the building at 807 N. Salina St. in Syracuse. Read More
Robert Half: Firms address worker pay gaps in hot market
More than half of C-suite executives surveyed (56 percent) said they have observed salary discrepancies between new hires and more- tenured staff in the past year. Read More
Ask Rusty: I’m Confused About Taking Medicare and Social Security
Dear Rusty: I just turned 64 and now get stuff about Medicare and Medigap and so on. I really don’t know how to retire when it’s time. Read More
New housing development on Syracuse’s South Side offers homes to adults 55 and over
SYRACUSE, N.Y. — The Gardens at St. Anthony’s Apartments is a new housing development at 411 W. Colvin St. in Syracuse that offers 54 homes for adults ages 55 and older. Read More
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