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PEO Costs: Does PEO Make Sense for Your Business?

Zenefits

A professional employer organization (PEO) provides a range of services to companies that want to outsource human resources administrative tasks. They are staffed by professionals specializing in human resources, taxes, compliance law, and accounting. PEOs and their clients are considered co-employers.

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Building An HR Department: A Step-By-Step Guide

HR Tech Girl

Building an human resources department encompasses hiring for various key roles covering hiring, compliance, compensation management, and administration. HR departments have five principal functions: meeting staffing needs, employee compensation, employee benefits, performance assessment and appraisal, and law compliance.

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How to Avoid Costly Mistakes When Hiring Remote Workers Internationally

Cisive

In our recent benchmark report, Cisive Insights: Talent Screening Trends 2021 , Cisive asked survey participants if their organization recruits internationally, and the majority (just over 75%) do. Related : Managing Background Screening for a Global Remote Workforce.

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3 Hidden HR Compliance Risks Every SMB Should Know

Extensis

However, HR risks lurking in the background can detract from important business development initiatives. Here, we explore three hidden compliance issues business leaders must keep top of mind and how a PEO’s HR risk management experts can allow them to focus on flourishing, not fine print. trillion by 2026. The law, P.L.2019,

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8 Considerations When Selecting a Professional Employer Organization

Insperity

As employment laws, tax laws and health care reform continue to change at a rapid pace, it can be difficult for business owners to keep up. If you are weighing the option of outsourcing human resource (HR) duties through a co-employment relationship, here are eight important things to consider when selecting a PEO: 1.

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

Extensis

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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The Real Costs of Recruiting

Extensis

In fact, SHRM’s new benchmark research reveals the average cost of recruitment is nearly $4,700 per hire. Other costs can include hard expenses such as sponsored job postings and background checks, as well as indirect like the time and effort spent by HR professionals and hiring managers.