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Employment laws to watch in 2018

Insperity

Incorporating this new requirement into a company’s benefits may be particularly difficult for small organizations where being one man (or woman) down has a significant impact on workflow. It also presents a dilemma for businesses operating in multiple states, including New York.

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5 key co-employment nuances that employers must understand

Insperity

Co-employment is the legal structure that professional employer organizations (PEOs) and their client companies use to share HR responsibilities. As with any contractual relationship, it’s important that each party in the co-employment agreement fully understands all the nuances of the arrangement.

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What Are Payroll Liabilities?

Abel HR

But did you know that these folks with their hands out, including the employee themselves, actually present a liability for your business? Indeed, these so-called payroll liabilities are defined as any type of payment owed as a result of running payroll. The worst part? You must repeat the whole process a mere two weeks later!

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Steps In Benefits Administration For New Hires: 6 Best Practices

Genesis HR Solutions

Benefit enrollment has come a long way—where it once involved filling out stacks of paper, many companies now have the opportunity to utilize electronic benefit enrollment systems, which I highly recommend. Small businesses don’t always have electronic benefit enrollment systems because of the expense and time involved in implementing them.