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HR Functions and Outsourcing

Astron Solutions

Use of a Professional Employer Organization (PEO) to handle issues such as human resource consulting, payroll processing, and health benefits has been helpful for both smaller and startup organizations. Technology Outsourcing. Another form of outsourcing used by organizations is Software-as-a-service (SAAS).

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You Already Have the Talent You Need: Develop Them

Extensis

is around $4,000, and per SHRM, between 2010 to 2015, it took employers approximately 68 days to identify and hire the right candidates. Large organizations can absorb this lost time, productivity, brainpower, and cost of bringing on new team members better than small- and medium-sized businesses. The skills gap is widening.

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Invo PEO

HR Lineup

Invo PEO is a professional employer organization that offers a range of services to small and medium-sized businesses. The company was founded in 2015 and has quickly become one of the leading PEOs in the industry. One of the key services offered by Invo PEO is employee benefits.

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4 Ways to Ease Your HR Burden

Abel HR

There is a solution – outsourcing employee benefit management services to a Professional Employer Organization (PEO) that can help with the less glamorous side of business ownership by assisting with all human resource tasks, which frees up your time to cultivate relationships, serve customers and expand your business.

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Six Myths about Disabled Workers that Prevent Business Growth

Abel HR

There are nearly 40 million Americans, or almost 13 percent of the American population, with a disability in 2015. When you consider onboarding a client with disabilities, it is easy to assume that you’ll have to make whatever changes to your businesses physical environment in order to allow them to join. They’ll Cost Us So Much Money.

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HR Horror Stories

Prism HR

The employee was laid off in 2013, and claimed to be on sick leave since 2015. The employee continued to receive other correspondence from his employer, including a letter telling him to go to training that was sent the month before his arrest. The Department Manager seemed to be completely onboard with the decision.