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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. Businesses in a PEO arrangement grow seven to nine percent faster than those without PEOs, and have 10 to 14 percent lower turnover.

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For Brokers: Helping Clients Navigate HR Risks

Extensis

Luckily, with a PEO partnership in their pocket, brokers can step in as trusted advisors and help their clients remain compliant. In doing so, you solve their immediate needs and establish yourself as a trusted advisor in their business operations. Employment and recruiting regulations. State unemployment. Workers’ compensation.

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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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Top 10 HR trends of the decade

Insperity

Training has become immediately relevant to the individual needs of both employees and their companies. Whether the event is weather-related devastation or a mass shooting, HR teams everywhere have to be ready to provide near-immediate assistance to affected staff members.

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An Untapped Talent Pool: Why SMBs Should Hire Military Spouses

Extensis

Partner with a PEO Successfully attracting and retaining military spouses involves many moving parts, from fairly reviewing resumes to ensuring compliance with relevant employment laws. That’s when a professional employer organization (PEO) comes into play. For example, the SECURE 2.0

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How Working with an IRS-Certified PEO Can Help You Avoid Missed Payroll Penalties

Extensis

Having a professional employer organization ( PEO) partner to evaluate options from all angles can help prevent penalties and keep your company running smoothly. Regardless of the circumstances, employers are legally required to pay their employees on time. How a PEO can help Unforeseen problems can strike at any time.

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A Guide to Shadow Payroll

Immedis

Many factors need to be considered, from the employer’s legal presence in the location to the employee’s personal circumstances, the intended duration of the stay, the social security and pension implications, and the home country tax and payroll rules. Employment law. What can an employer do? Classification of employee.

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