Resources | Sep 09, 2026

How to switch payroll providers in Canada without disrupting your business

Key takeaways Switching doesn't have to take months. Most businesses that move to Payworks are running payroll within a few weeks. January 1 is the cleanest switch date, but switches happen all year long and work just fine. A dedicated Payworks...
Pay It Forward | Sep 01, 2026

From Winnipeg to Montréal (and maybe your city next): our Buckets & Borders story

Key takeaways Payworks recently partnered with Buckets & Borders, Ball Her Way, the Maizon Dort Foundation, and Basketball...
Resources | Aug 31, 2026

7 questions every Canadian business should ask their payroll provider

Key Takeaways Canadian businesses deserve a payroll experience that works for them. The good news? Switching to a...
Innovation | Aug 19, 2026

What analytics features do accountants need from payroll software?

Key takeaways If you’re an accountant that manages payroll for multiple Canadian clients, accurate pay runs are just the...
Pay It Forward Culture | Aug 07, 2026

Driving change: how Payworks and our partners are helping University College of the North students reach campus

Key takeaways Payworks, Johnston Group, and Birchwood Auto were honoured to donate a vehicle to the University College of...
Resources | Aug 04, 2026

Alberta HR compliance in 2026: what you need to know

Key Takeaways Alberta employers have a focused but important set of compliance changes to address in 2026. Provincially, the...
Resources | Jul 31, 2026

National Bank of Canada and Payworks: Built for Canadian Business

Why Are Canadian Businesses Choosing Homegrown Solutions? More and more Canadian businesses are choosing a payroll provider that combines an integrated workforce management platform with expert service — coast to coast. With bilingual support,...
Innovation | Jul 28, 2026

In case you missed it: Product enhancements that’ll set you up for a strong finish to 2026

Summer is here – and so is a fresh batch of product updates! We kicked off 2026 with a lot of important updates; from an...
Resources | Jul 21, 2026

CPP2 and QPP2 Explained: What Canadian Employers Need to Know

Key Takeaways: As of January 1, 2024, Canadian employers now must deduct and remit a second Canadian Pension Plan (CPP) or...
Resources | Jul 10, 2026

Québec HR compliance in 2026: your guide to what's in effect and what's ahead

Key Takeaways Québec employers are navigating one of the busiest compliance periods in recent memory, with multiple...
Resources | Jul 07, 2026

Pay transparency is now law in three provinces. Is your business ready?

Key Takeaways As of 2026, three Canadian provinces require employers to include compensation information in public job postings: British Columbia, Ontario, and Prince Edward Island. Each province’s rules differ in scope and detail. This post breaks...
Resources | Jun 30, 2026

Is your B.C. care home’s payroll data ready for the HEABC transition?

Key Takeaways: Eligible unionized B.C. long-term care (LTC) and assisted living (AL) operators that meet HEABC membership...
Innovation | Jun 12, 2026

Record of Employment (ROE): The Canadian Employer’s Guide

Key Takeaways: An ROE provides information on employment history Most employers now need to file electronically (and the...
Resources | Jun 09, 2026

The Canadian 2026 guide to holiday stat pay employee eligibility

Statutory holiday eligibility rules differ across every Canadian province and territory; there’s no single national...
Resources | Jun 05, 2026

Is your payroll provider keeping client data safe?

How to choose a secure payroll partner: a guide for accountants and bookkeepers Key takeaways When choosing a payroll...
Innovation | Jun 02, 2026

From reporting to understanding: meet Payworks Analytics

Key Takeaways Payworks Analytics is built directly into HR, Time Management, and Absence Management, giving every client...
Resources | May 29, 2026

What do employers need to know about Québec’s National Holiday?

Key takeaways La fête nationale du Québec (June 24) is one of the province’s eight paid statutory holidays. It’s the only stat in Québec where the sole eligibility requirement is being employed on the day of the holiday. The indemnity is calculated...

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