(WJW) – Who couldn't use some extra cash? Employees paid on a biweekly schedule might have an easier time paying off holiday spending next month. That's because, during two months of the year, they ...

The start of October may feel pretty unremarkable for you, but depending on when you get paid, it may be an extra special month.

The Trump administration’s move to issue paychecks this week to some but not all federal law enforcement employees during the government shutdown is sowing division in the ranks and does little to ...

Knowing he’d have a hard time feeding his family of seven once his paychecks stopped coming, one Department of Veterans Affairs worker asked his local supermarket if it could cut him some slack on his ...

The federal government allows you to reduce the amount of money you pay your employees if you give them nonmonetary compensation such as meals and lodging. However, you have to meet various ...

Through the first three weeks of the government shutdown, federal workers had been somewhat protected from the financial impact of the ongoing standoff in Congress. That started to change on Friday, ...

New government data shows prices and average hourly pay have both risen about 5.4 percent since January 2025, leaving workers ...

Although most Americans only get paid every other week, the average American spends more than one-third of their paycheck within the first 12 hours of receiving it; by 48 hours, nearly 48% of the ...

The highest paid employee, Jefferson County's county attorney, Theo Lawson, earned $394,056 — a $29,703 increase from 2025 ...