Apply Today: Ohio Incumbent Workforce Training Voucher Program
Program Overview, Application, Key Dates The Ohio Incumbent Workforce Training Voucher Program, also known as the “Voucher Program,” is an employer program designed to train workers and better the economic competitiveness of Ohio’s employers. The program is designed to reimburse eligible employer’s costs associated with enhancing the skills of
Construction Labor Shortage to Continue in Kentucky & Ohio
The growth in the construction industry has moved at a quick pace and the number of new projects across various sectors spells opportunity for many local industry companies. The Bureau of Labor & Statistics has reported that construction is one of the hottest industry sectors and expects it to remain
Inaugural Employee Benefit Plan Benchmarking Survey
Barnes Dennig continually strives to go “beyond the numbers” and provide more insightful knowledge to the business community. The firm audits more than 140 plans, ranging in size from 100 to more than 3,500 participants and $300,000 to $350 million in assets. Extrapolating from U.S. Department of Labor data, Barnes
401(k) Student Loan Benefit Program Aids Employees with Student Loan Debt
Employees with Student loan debt are provided a new boon through a 401(k) Student loan benefit program with new private letter ruling under certain circumstances. The IRS made public PLR 201833012, released on August 17, 2018, which clarifies circumstances for a 401(k) plan to offer a student loan benefit program.
Wayfair Latest: South Dakota Hopes for October 1st Implementation, Gives Go-Ahead to Special Session
In an effort to fast-track implementing their economic nexus rules, South Dakota’s governor, Dennis Daugaard, has approved a special legislative session. This is set to take place on September 12th. After the monumental decision in the Wayfair Supreme Court case, South Dakota is still prevented from enforcing their
What Do the Steel and Aluminum Tariffs Mean to Manufacturing?
Production and jobs are on the line after the tariffs on steel and aluminum were announced by President Trump earlier this year. In the short term, the American Steel and Aluminum manufacturers are benefiting as the price for steel has rose upwards of 60%, but ultimately the increased demand has