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Reality Check: Pontification vs. HR Practice

Robin Schooling

I wrote about the battle of “Conference HR” vs. “Real World HR” (still one of my top 5 read blog posts) in which I pointed out that the hot-takes offered by speakers, pundits and the vendor account executive at the bar are often so far removed from day-to-day reality as to be somewhat laughable. The resume is dead.

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Types of Employment & How to Choose the Right One for Your Organization

Replicon

This is important because the type of employment that employers consider for their business operations affects the organization’s work culture, budget, and work paradigm. Though the workweek mostly entails 40 hours, the limit of daily work hours can at times extend up to nine hours, making it a 48-hour workweek.

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Everything You Need to Know About PEOs

Extensis

Consider a Professional Employer Organizations (PEO), a key outsourced HR solution for startups and established companies alike. This comprehensive guide breaks down everything you need to know about PEOs, including benefits, costs, alternatives, and more to help you make the right decision for your business. How does a PEO work?

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PEO vs HRO vs ASO: Outsourcing Human Resources for Your Business

6Q

The people working for your business’s human resources are responsible for developing and changing your organisation’s culture. What is HR outsourcing and how does it work? Different HR companies offer different services. Here some of the benefits of a PEO model: Better State Unemployment Tax or SUTA rates.

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5 Tips to Keep Client Benefits Relevant and Competitive This Year

Extensis

Quick look: Refining a benefit plan most relevant to a workplace can save on costs, increases participation, and keeps employees happier (and healthier). Consequently, companies become more competitive and are able to concentrate on other areas of growth. When it comes to business, benefits are personal.

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HRIS vs HRMS: What Is The Difference?

HR Stacks Blog

So, before we explore their differences let’s first begin by understanding what they are, how they work, and what are their features. How Does HRIS Work? It can create reports and integrate with other software the company uses. How Does HRMS Work? What Is HRIS?

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Payroll Processing Done Right: In-House vs. Outsourcing

Netchex HR Blog

Small business owners might be able to manage payroll themselves, but it takes time and is susceptible to errors. Medium and large businesses can justify hiring a dedicated HR professional, but time, errors, and cost are still less than ideal. How should your company be processing payroll?