Sage HRMS HR Actions 10.7.19 is a Maintenance release addressing various issues reported with version 10.7.16, 10.7.17 and the 10.7.18 controlled release. Also included are enhancements to Sage HRMS HR Actions, Sage HRMS HR Actions I-9, and Sage HRMS HR Actions W-4.
The expected new version of the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services Form I-9 is now available. While a grace period for adopting the new form extends through the end of April, employers are encouraged to use the new version beginning January 31, 2020. Read about the changes, follow links to additional information, and see how electronic forms can help avoid mistakes that can result in penalties.
Sage HRMS HR Actions 10.7.17 is a short-cycle service release featuring 8 critical fixes that surfaced in the 10.7.16 release. 5 enhancements are also included
A number of changes are on the horizon for 2020. Some states are increasing their minimum wage; new federal legislation changes how overtime is calculated; federal workers will enjoy paid leave following the birth, adoption, or beginning foster care of a new child. These are just some of the changes ahead. Read for more information and links.
A New Integrated Experience: Since Sage HRMS HR Actions was first released, Administrators were required to use seperate logins for Admin and Self-Service. There was no easy way to navigate between front-end and back-end. That’s about to change. Sage HRMS HR Actions Admin & Self Service and have been combined into one user experience. Through new single sign-on capabilities Administrators can navigate between front-end and back-end within the same tab. Now one login gives you access to everything you need in HR Actions. But that’s not the only improvements we’ve made in this latest release. Read to learn more.
After a number of drafts, the IRS has released its final version of 2020 Form W-4. The changes are in response to the 2017 Tax Cuts and Jobs Act that made major revisions affecting taxpayer withholding. Read about it here and follow links the document, IRS FAQ page, and the IRS Tax Estimator.
The U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents have increased the number of investigations and I-9 audits across the country. Sage HRMS HR Actions I-9 can help you stay compliant and avoid costly fines. Read for additional information about the increased number of investigations, I-9 audits, and arrests from FY 2017 to FY 2018. Also follow links to government websites including those with information about how penalties are calculated and how to avoid common mistakes that can lead to them.
You have likely noticed the expiration date on the top of the USCIS Form I-9 that indicates the current version expires at the end of this month. The Department of Homeland Security has not issued a new version but is expected to extend the current version in its present form. Until they release information about an extension or new version, you can still use the current one. Read how to ensure you are using the most current form available and for links to additional information.
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