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Certified PEO

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For businesses bogged down by human resources requirements, partnering with a certified professional employer organization (CPEO) is an option. According to the National Association of Professional Employer Organizations (NAPEO), 180,000 small and midsize businesses use professional employer organizations (PEOs).¹

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What is a Certified PEO (CPEO), and Why Does It Matter?

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Quick look: Professional employer organizations (PEOs) help their clients minimize time spent on daily HR tasks, reduce employment risk, control HR costs, and more. Hundreds of professional employer organizations (PEOs) exist in the U.S. today, but not all of them are created equal.

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An Employer’s Guide to Volunteer Time Off (VTO) Policies

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businesses offered community volunteer programs, up from 40% in 2014—and for good reason. Volunteering contributes to communal and personal well-being and reinforces an organization’s commitment to corporate social responsibility , which can enhance recruiting and retention efforts, especially for younger talent. In 2022, 47% of U.S.

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ScalePEO

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ScalePEO is a professional employer organization (PEO) that provides comprehensive HR solutions to small and mid-sized businesses. Founded in 2014, ScalePeo aims to simplify HR administration for businesses so they can focus on their core competencies.

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What SMBs Should Know About the 2024 Overtime Rule Salary Threshold

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Under the Obama administration in 2014 there was attempt to double the threshold, but it was ultimately blocked by a federal judge. The rule also raises the minimum total compensation requirement. Currently, highly compensated employees (HCEs) with a total annual salary of $107,432 or higher are deemed exempt from overtime.

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What SMBs Should Know About the 2024 Overtime Rule Salary Threshold

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Under the Obama administration in 2014 there was attempt to double the threshold, but it was ultimately blocked by a federal judge. The rule also raises the minimum total compensation requirement. Currently, highly compensated employees (HCEs) with a total annual salary of $107,432 or higher are deemed exempt from overtime.

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Health Care Reform: 4 Ways to Find Health Insurance for Your Business

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Note that for 2014, the SHOP in your state may have limited coverage options available. In choosing a broker, you may want to ask how he or she is compensated. Use an HR outsourcing company (such as a PEO or Professional Employer Organization). Use a health insurance broker.