Department of Safety & Homeland Security Announces New Driver License System to Improve Efficiency
The Tennessee Department of Safety and Homeland Security today announced the implementation of a new statewide driver license system that will increase efficiency at state driver services centers. This is the first major upgrade to the state’s driver service system in 30 years.
Fast Enterprises Moves to #2 on Glassdoor’s 2015 List of ‘Best Places to Work’
For the second year in a row, government software and consulting-services provider Fast Enterprises, LLC (FAST) has been honored as a “best place to work” by online jobs and career community Glassdoor. FAST has moved to the number two spot on Glassdoor’s 50 Best Medium-Sized Companies to Work For list, which is based on anonymous employee feedback in areas such as job satisfaction, career opportunities, pay and benefits, company culture, and more.
Glassdoor’s Employees’ Choice Awards 2014
Glassdoor has announced its sixth annual Employees’ Choice Awards, honoring the 50 Best Places to Work, and new for 2014, the 50 Best Medium-Sized Companies to Work For. Winners were determined by the people who know these companies best—their employees.
2014 Montana Governor’s Award Recipient: Unemployment Insurance Project Team
The STAARS Project Team, (Status, Tax Accounting, Audit, and Rating System) successfully implemented a new UI Tax system (on-time and within budget) on February 24th, 2014, after only 12 months of development and configuration. This system includes on-line employer services, imaging and workflow. Thanks to hard work, dedication, and long hours by this team, to date the system has successfully processed more than 45,000 quarterly reports, $56.4 million in payments, and over 1500 new employer registrations.
Montana Department of Labor Launches New UI System Replacement
The Montana Department of Labor and Industry successfully launched the new Unemployment Insurance (UI) tax computer system and UI eServices for Employers in March 2014, on time and within budget. It replaced the older mainframe UI tax system as well as the former internet services for registering, reporting and paying.
DC News: Fast Enterprises Awarded Contract for DC’s Tax Tech
The D.C. Council will get the final say on a $37.4 million contract that the Office of the Chief Financial Officer wants to award to improve how it handles taxes. The recipient for the fiveyear contract would be Greenwood, Colo. based Fast Enterprises, which the city would turn to in hopes of making its tax technology more efficient and secure.