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Certified PEO

Zenefits

For businesses bogged down by human resources requirements, partnering with a certified professional employer organization (CPEO) is an option. According to the National Association of Professional Employer Organizations (NAPEO), 180,000 small and midsize businesses use professional employer organizations (PEOs).¹

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

Insperity

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. Together, this equates to greater peace of mind that present and future HR needs are met.

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Talent Management vs. Performance Management: What’s the Difference?

Extensis

This is where a professional employer organization (PEO) can provide valuable assistance. From crafting job advertisements to conducting talent pool assessments, we help every step of the way.

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5 ways you can help employees get the most from their benefits

Insperity

You might also think about providing blood pressure screening (a local hospital may be able to provide this at little to no cost) or a raffle for fitness equipment or dinner at a nice restaurant. Download our free e-book, HR Outsourcing: A Step-by-Step Guide to Professional Employer Organizations (PEOs).

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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. They are staffed by professionals specializing in human resources, taxes, compliance law, and accounting. PEOs and their clients are considered co-employers.

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Top 3 Mistakes Fast Growing Businesses Make

Insperity

Outsourced HR companies, such as professional employer organizations (PEOs), can help you find and hire qualified candidates. Most outsourced HR companies are staffed by HR professionals who have the skills, knowledge and resources to help with your recruiting efforts. But most small businesses can’t afford it.

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20 Top HR Technology Trends in 2024

HR Stacks Blog

The recruitment decisions are now more or less data-driven in nature and use resume screening enablers to save the time and effort of the concerned hiring team or HR leader. Recruitment Trends There has been a complete shift in the ways the human resource department is handling hiring matters these days.