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What is a PEO? The solution to making your company great!

EmployeeConnect

A Professional Employer Organization , or PEO, allows businesses to outsource their administrative needs to a third party that specializes in these duties. This can include (but is not limited to) managing human resources, taking care of payroll, overseeing workers’ compensation issues, and offering employee benefits.

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Professional Employer Organization (PEO): Right for Your Business?

Business Management Daily

Handling employee benefits and other HR services in-house is extremely difficult for many small businesses. According to research by Secure Data Recovery, 88% of employees have worked at a small business without a dedicated HR team. Professional employer organizations (PEOs) offer a cost-effective solution to this problem.

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What Brokers Can Be Thankful For This Year

Extensis

Employee benefits Your clients rely on you to present cost-effective benefits packages that cater to their increasingly diverse workforces —and that need will remain steadfast. Many AI programs remove names from resumes to help eliminate bias, leading to a larger qualified talent pool, and giving candidates a fairer chance.

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Report: HR Trends 2024 – Navigating the Future of Work

Extensis

The speed at which the business landscape is evolving means employers must quickly adapt to remain competitive; gone are the days of researching emerging trends and bookmarking them for later. Many seasoned leaders are retiring, and their successors may benefit from training to help them become even more impactful in their new roles.

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6 common PEO myths debunked

Insperity

Are rumors about companies that have had professional employer organization problems keeping you from hiring a PEO? And it’s natural to have a few concerns at first, especially if co-employment is a new concept to you. Employees leaving because their company enters a PEO relationship is virtually unheard of.

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An SMB Employer’s Guide to Streamlining Open Enrollment

Extensis

In this guide, we’ll explore practical strategies to streamline open enrollment and how a PEO can help busy SMBs make the most of their benefit election cycle. Is your benefits package robust and competitive? Do you have a seamless, mobile-friendly way for employees to enroll in and review their benefit elections?

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Certified PEO

Zenefits

For businesses bogged down by human resources requirements, partnering with a certified professional employer organization (CPEO) is an option. Potential cost savings are another benefit. Some may prefer a certified PEO because they offer certain financial protections and safeguards regarding federal employment taxes.