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Future-ready HR: The versatility of full-service PEO partnerships

Insperity

You have many options for outsourcing your company’s human resources (HR) function. Let’s explore all the services that a full-service PEO partner can perform for your organization and why your business may want to consider this option for the most comprehensive, cost-efficient and time-efficient HR outsourcing.

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Certified PEO

Zenefits

Outsourcing HR functions like payroll administration offers business owners more time to focus on customer service and growth. According to the National Association of Professional Employer Organizations (NAPEO), 180,000 small and midsize businesses use professional employer organizations (PEOs).¹ What is a certified PEO?

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Top HR Challenges Found in HR Dive’s 2022 Identity of HR Report

Extensis

HR Dive’s latest Identity of HR Survey takes a closer look at the top obstacles facing U.S. HR professionals today. Here, take a closer look at these challenges and how brokers can join forces with a PEO to help clients succeed. But what exactly has changed during the past year, and what is the state of HR today?

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

Business Management Daily

Their study also found that not having an HR department made the workplace feel toxic, so it’s important to have HR functions in place. Professional employer organizations (PEOs) offer a cost-effective solution to this problem. Besides the cost savings, working with a PEO can yield many benefits to employers.

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Report: HR Trends 2024 – Navigating the Future of Work

Extensis

Designed to highlight critical industry developments, ExtensisHR’s 2024 Trends Report features insight from our professional employer organization (PEO) subject matter experts. Here, we summarize the report’s 10 key points, from the need to focus on an increasingly diverse workforce to the growing role of artificial intelligence (AI) in HR.

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PEO Costs: Does PEO Make Sense for Your Business?

Zenefits

A professional employer organization (PEO) provides a range of services to companies that want to outsource human resources administrative tasks. Many PEOs employ certified employee benefits specialists and certified payroll professionals. PEOs and their clients are considered co-employers. Recruit, hire, and fire staff.

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HR Lineup - Untitled Article

HR Lineup

Difference Between EOR and PEO 1. Legal Responsibility One significant difference between EOR and PEO is the legal responsibility. In an EOR relationship, the EOR is the legal employer of the staff, while in a PEO relationship, the company retains some legal responsibility as the co-employer.