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Wondering how to choose a professional employer organization (PEO)? Ask 7 questions

Insperity

Choosing the right professional employer organization (PEO) for your company is a huge project. The IRS has a voluntary certification program for PEOs. So, before selecting a PEO, it can make a difference to find out: is this a certified professional employer organization? Are you a certified PEO?

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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 HR Automation? A Guide with Practical Examples

Digital HR Tech

Here are some HR automation examples with case studies of how companies currently use HR automation and how it benefits them and their employees. Recruiting processes include: Posting job ads, Tracking responses, CV screening, Pre-employment assessments, Sorting and prioritizing candidates based on set criteria, Automated email flows.

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10 Benefits of Outsourcing HR

Extensis

From small businesses that outsource the bulk of their HR function to medium-sized organizations that may need specialized support, many employers partner with professional employer organizations (PEOs) and human resource outsourcing (HRO) providers.

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The Benefits of a PEO for Small Businesses

Extensis

A professional employer organization (PEO) can help by offering comprehensive HR, employee benefits, payroll, and risk and compliance solutions. If this sounds familiar, outsourcing supporting functions so you can focus more on higher-value activities could be precisely what your organization needs.