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[Infographic] What can a PEO do for your business?

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From employment issues and complicated compliance updates, it’s easy to get overwhelmed. This is where a professional employer organization (PEO) can come in as a partner to assume many of your employer related HR responsibilities, freeing up time for you to focus on bigger-picture goals.

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PEO Vs. Payroll Service Providers: How Are They Different?

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Are you wondering whether a Professional Employer Organization (PEO) or payroll service provider is the best fit for your company’s needs? What is a payroll provider? A payroll service provider is a third-party company hired to process a company’s payroll. Use Cases For Payroll Providers.

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

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This can happen when an employee is terminated with a payroll company, but the employer forgets to notify one or more insurance carriers – medical, dental or vision, for example – that the employee is no longer with the company. With a single service provider, scenarios such as this shouldn’t be an issue.

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7 PEO benefits that can save you money

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They are when you outsource your heaviest HR burdens to a professional employer organization (PEO). In a nutshell, a PEO is an organization that enters into a co-employment relationship with your company, assuming many of your employer-related HR responsibilities, such as payroll and benefits.

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Federal tax reform: 5 HR must-dos for every business

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Tax reform did a number on payroll. Federal tax reform has resulted in big changes in the payroll arena, so your payroll to-do list likely just got a lot longer than in recent years, especially if you have employees in multiple states. Employers can face under-withholding penalties from federal, state and local governments.

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10 signs your business needs a PEO

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Have you considered outsourcing your business’s HR to a professional employer organization (PEO)? If not, you may not know there’s an issue until you notice a visa violation by Immigration and Customs Enforcement or there’s a payroll mix-up with the IRS. Payroll is monopolizing your (or your staff’s) time.

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Your HR budget: 6 line items to prioritize right now

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Professional employer organization (PEO) Especially in complex or uncertain times, most employers just want to focus on growing their business, expanding market share and serving customers – the core reasons why they went into business in the first place. Also ask your employees what they prioritize.

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