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Leaving a PEO Mid Year

GoCGO

Are you contemplating leaving your Professional Employer Organization (PEO)? If so, you should carefully consider the time of year you make the transition. If you want to leave your PEO mid year it can be done, but there are some tax and benefit implications you should be aware of which this blog will explain.

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How PEOs Improve Mental Health Offerings for Finance Professionals

Extensis

In this blog, learn about mental health challenges affecting today’s finance professionals. Most importantly, see how PEOs provide solutions for better mental wellness. Consequently, more financial institutions are partnering with professional employer organizations (PEOs) to achieve this goal.

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3 Key Factors to Adopting Powerful Benefits

Prism HR

Guest Blog: Pendella Technologies. The challenging PEO marketplace has companies scrambling to stay ahead of their competitors. Most PEOs feel the pressure to add more benefits but have to balance that with the time it takes to offer a new benefit, especially around open enrollment. Finding The One. Integration Takes Effort.

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It’s Never Too Early to Prepare Clients for the FSA “Use It or Lose It” Rule

Extensis

Here are four things brokers can do throughout the year to help their clients’ employees make the most of their FSA funds and promote greater staff retention, satisfaction, and plan participation. However, because FSA funds typically expire at the end of each year and don’t roll over, they are only helpful if they are used on time.

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5 Common Open Enrollment Mistakes to Avoid

Extensis

Here we’ll look at five common pitfalls to avoid during this time and discuss how a professional employer organization (PEO) can simplify the process. As we head further into open enrollment season, here are five common mistakes to avoid and how working with a professional employer organization (PEO) can make the process a whole lot easier.

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Reducing the Stigma of Candidates Returning to Work After a Career Break

Extensis

To optimize the recruiting process in today’s continuously shifting workforce, it’s beneficial to work with a professional employer organization (PEO) which can provide and adapt HR outsourcing solutions to fit current hiring needs. Career breaks often leave an uneasy question mark for recruiters.

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What is co-employment and how can it benefit my business?

Tandem HR

Professional Employer Organizations (PEOs) enter into co-employment relationships with approximately 180,000 small and mid-sized businesses to reduce liability and take advantage of the benefits and HR infrastructure typically found in larger organizations. Why would a business want to enter into a co-employment relationship?