Payroll and HR services provider Automatic Data Processing (NASDAQ:ADP) will be reporting earnings this Wednesday before ...

ADP is a reputable, safe payroll and human resources service provider. It offers a variety of services to improve the efficiency of your small-to-large business, saving time and money along the way.

ADP helps companies manage payroll, employee benefits, taxes, retirement and other services. The company has solutions for small, medium, large and multinational businesses. Its specialists work ...

ADP and Paychex are both well-established brands within the cloud-based payroll and human resources (HR) space. Both provide basic payroll and tax filing services, compliance expertise, 24/7 ...

ADP is a leading name in payroll services, but it’s not right for everyone. One of these six ADP alternatives may make more sense for your business.

Zenefits may rely on third-parties for payroll services, but it handles other aspects of the business internally, particularly HR. This is also something ADP offers.

ADP, which claims to handle the payroll for one in six working Americans, is moving aggressively to modernize its services and expand the range of products it provides to customers.

ADP , which was founded in 1949, is one of several companies that Zenefits said it collaborates with to provide its businesses with payroll processing, the service at the center of the defamation ...

Switcher’s Guide to the Best ADP Competitors and Alternatives ADP is a worthy payroll service, but it might not be the best option for you. We break down the five best ADP alternatives.

It is powered by ADP Employer Services’ RUN payroll platform, currently running in more than 130,000 businesses. Because Payroll Plus is Web-based, officials said that all dealerships need is ...

For employee time-tracking, the EZLaborManager service costs $57 per month for a 15-employee operation. Though the pricing is much higher than Intuit’s, RUN offers additional features and services.

ADP Upgrades Payroll Service for Accountants November 10, 2008, 12:00 a.m. EST 1 Min Read ...