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Co-Employment: How Can It Help Your Business?

Genesis HR Solutions

Co-employment is a contract and sharing of employer responsibilities between a PEO and its client, an employer. Co-employment is not joint employment. Co-employment sits at the heart of the relationship between professional employer organizations (PEOs) and their clients.

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The PEO Industry in 2020 & Beyond: What The Next Decade Holds

Genesis HR Solutions

Like almost every other industry, professional employer organizations (PEOs) have been forced by the global pandemic to ask themselves this question. Get an in-depth look at professional employer organizations and why you should consider partnering with one. “What is our industry’s new normal?” million to 3.7

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A Small Business’s Guide to Hiring Seasonal Employees

Extensis

Recruiting is much less hectic when you know what to expect in the upcoming months versus when an immediate hiring need arises. Seasonal workers also help organizations experience: Lower levels of burnout : A higher headcount during busy times means employees experience less stress and a more manageable workload.

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What is co-employment and what is not?

Genesis HR Solutions

Co-employment sits at the heart of the relationship between professional employer organizations (PEOs) and their clients. Here’s what a co-employment relationship is (and what it’s not ) and what you can expect from one. What is co-employment? Co-employment is not the same thing as joint employment.

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16+ types of employee benefits you should consider

Genesis HR Solutions

This list of benefits (and their definitions) can help; compare the 16 types we’ve listed here to what you currently have available, and see if you’re offering things prospective employees are really looking for. 16+ types of employee benefits you should consider. Contribution strategies for employers.

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Top 3 Mistakes Fast Growing Businesses Make

Insperity

How to correct it: If the need to add employees is too demanding on your business, you might want to consider outsourcing the work. Outsourced HR companies, such as professional employer organizations (PEOs), can help you find and hire qualified candidates. Mistake 3: Wasting your time on day-to-day employee issues.

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Tailoring a Total Rewards Strategy for Small Business Success

Extensis

A total rewards program for employees includes four major components: compensation, employee benefits, well-being, recognition, and development. Compensation Compensation is the total amount paid to an employee by their employer. That’s when a professional employer organization (PEO) can help.