

· 04/11/2025: Primer Pago: Todos los cheques de pago de esta fecha y posteriores se enviarán a Paylocity.



El cambio puede ser bueno o malo, según de qué se trate y, lo que es más importante, de cómo reaccione ante él. Las personas que se adaptan y aceptan el cambio son las que continúan prosperando, ya sea en casa o en el lugar de trabajo.
Ya sea el uso de computadoras, tecnologías mejoradas, cambios en las leyes, cambios de horarios, cambios en los negocios e incluso el uso de robots, ha habido cambios drásticos en la mayoría de los lugares de trabajo en las últimas décadas.
Cuando hayas agotado todas las posibilidades, recuerda esto: no lo has hecho. -Thomas Edison
¡Felicitaciones a Emmanuel Burgos por ganar el sorteo del boletín de Enero! Esperamos que hayas disfrutado del partido de los Bulls. ¡No olvides suscribirte al sorteo de este boletín!

Paylocity’s enhanced features, mobile app functionality, and more user-friendly platform will allow us to better serve our employees.
Over the upcoming months, we will be implementing features with Paylocity, including:
· 4/11/2025: First Payroll – All paychecks this date and after will be in Paylocity

English as a Second Language classes, possibly adding computer classes to Riverdale


Change can be good or bad, depending on what the change is and more importantly, how you react to it. Individuals who adapt and embrace the change are the ones who continue to thrive; whether that is at home or in the workplace.
Whether it is the use of computers, improved technologies, law changes, schedule changes, shifts in business, and even the use of robots- there have been drastic changes in the majority of workplaces over the last few decades.
When you have exhausted all possibilities, remember this-you haven’t. — Thomas Edison
Congratulations Emmanuel Burgos on winning the January Newsletter Raffle. We hoped you enjoyed the Bulls game! Be sure you sign up for this newsletter’s raffle!

Because it couldn’t handle the current situation!
Stainless steel is not actually stain-proof! It’s called “stainless” because it resists rust and corrosion much better than regular steel, thanks to the chromium content (at least 10.5%), which forms a protective oxide layer. However, under extreme conditions—like prolonged exposure to saltwater or harsh chemicals—it can still develop stains or even rust.