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- ADP | Gr. Cinn. , Cinn. OH - cafe. cfma. org
We are currently evaluating ADP as a potential payroll and HRIS provider and would appreciate hearing from anyone with direct experience Specifically, we're interested in your feedback on the following areas: Quality and responsiveness of customer service Functionality and support on the HR side Efficiency and reliability of payroll processing
- A more appropriate sentence for “I hope you are the right person to ask . . .
I feel “I hope you are the right person ” doesn’t sound suitable for emailing professors To me, it sounds a little rude, or cheesy, I don’t know Any suggestions for alternatives???
- punctuation - Is the correct format Good morning, John or Good . . .
Which of these is in the correct format? Good morning, John Or Good morning John
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- Viewpoint Spectrum payroll to ADP integration | Iowa, Des Moines, IA - CFMA
As we evaluate both ADP and Ultimate Software they both recommend Contractor Central as the middleware to integrate payroll data back to Spectrum for posting to job cost, billing, and union Davis Bacon reporting
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- Once youve introduce an acronym initialism should you always use it?
You should just use the abbreviation in almost every case the rest of the way through It is a technical document and you have already given context on the abbreviation Not only is the user expecting you to use it but by using it you are making the user more familiar with the term By jumping back and forth you are confusing the reader and you are making them read more The case where it
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