Get Your Uniforms Pressed—Congress Costume Contest Returns
Calling all campers! The American Payroll Association (APA) announced its Costume Contest will return for 38th Annual Congress in Orlando, Florida.
Calling all campers! The American Payroll Association (APA) announced its Costume Contest will return for 38th Annual Congress in Orlando, Florida.
The APA would like to thank everyone for attending this year's 37th Annual Congress. We hope you enjoyed your stay in Long Beach, California, and we're looking forward to seeing you next year at...
Topics: Congress Announcements, Orlando, Camp Payroll, 2020 Congress
Topics: Congress Announcements, Orlando, Camp Payroll, 2020 Congress
The Global Payroll Management Institute (GPMI) on Thursday presented its second annual Global Vision Award to Kira Rubiano, a passionate advocate for international business and the global payroll...
Topics: Congress Announcements
Susan Darring, CPP, received the APA’s Board of Directors Award Tuesday and also became the first lifetime national member of the APA for her more than three decades of service to the Association.
Topics: Congress Announcements, APA Congress, 2019 Congress
This year’s Payroll Woman of the Year and Payroll Man of the Year serve because of their love of payroll and the APA. They aren’t in it for the accolades, but the APA brought Kristine Willson,...
Topics: Congress Announcements, APA, 2019 Congress
The Greater Nashville Chapter of the American Payroll Association is back in the saddle again as Chapter of the Year thanks to its attention to detail and passion for its members. Chapter members...
Carolyn Huse, CPP, was crowned Payroll Woman of the Year, and Gary Lynch, CPP, took the title of Payroll Man of the Year Tuesday during the Opening General Session of Congress.
A longtime director of the American Payroll Association (APA) stepped off the board with an outpouring of gratitude.
The payroll secret agents in the APA's "The Spy Who Paid Me" 2018 Congress member game were tasked with their first mission--create their unique agent profiles. Their creativity skills were put to...
