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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. As we look toward 2021 and beyond, PEOs, including Genesis HR Solutions , are uniquely positioned to provide opportunities and positivity to our clients. PEO History & Highlights.

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A Small Business’s Guide to Hiring Seasonal Employees

Extensis

Quick look: Approximately 75,000 seasonal employees work in the U.S. What are seasonal employees? Seasonal employees are hired temporarily to meet increased demand throughout the year. Seasonal employees are hired for a specific period, which could range from a few weeks to several months.

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Why Selecting a PEO that Specializes in Your State is a Good Business Choice

Helpside

A Professional Employer Organization (PEO) acts as a co-employer that provides various services for businesses. For example, in Wyoming, the basic minimum rate per hour is $5.15; however, employers subject to the Fair Standards Act must pay the federal minimum wage of $7.25.

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Tailoring a Total Rewards Strategy for Small Business Success

Extensis

Total rewards include compensation, benefits, well-being initiatives, and recognition, and help companies increase productivity, retention rates, and talent acquisition success. Here’s how to design an impactful total rewards plan, and how a PEO can help time-strapped SMBs reap the benefits of a well-appointed program.

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Creating a Retention-First Culture: Alternatives to Non-Compete Agreements

Extensis

Additionally, business leaders can boost retention by improving their benefits packages, workplace culture, internal advancement opportunities, and more. Help workers earn higher wages, with estimated average earnings increasing by $524 per year. Major change is on the horizon for businesses utilizing non-compete agreements.

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PEO Partnerships: A Strategic Move for Startup Success

Extensis

Quick look: Reports show startup businesses have experienced a slight decline in 2024 which means the demand for new benefit plans may have also slowed. However, brokers can look to this as an opportunity to review clients’ current benefit plans and confirm they still align with their business goals.

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Our 5 Most Popular Broker Blogs of 2023

Extensis

Quick look: This year, continuing inflation challenges and the demand for personalized employee benefits packages made headlines. It’s that time of year again: 2023 is drawing to a close, and people everywhere, including benefits and PEO brokers, are pondering their key takeaways for the year.