4 HR Services to Outsource Now

Posted by HR Division of Propel HR on 8/29/19 3:02 PM
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Posted on: August 29, 2019

Outsourcing Human Resources services significantly reduce a business’s administrative workload and frees up valuable time which can be invested back into growing your business. Some of the most common HR services to outsource include payroll, benefits administration, and employee health plans. But there are also a host of other HR services available that can be customized to meet the unique needs of your business. Here are just a few.

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Your Company’s Policies and Practices 

Because employment laws and new regulations are complex and constantly changing, this is an area where a business can benefit from the help of a Professional Employment Organization (PEO). Your company policies and practices must comply with federal and state labor laws and should address topics, such as worker safety, standards of conduct, and sexual harassment. A PEO can review your current handbook for compliance issues or customize policies and practices specific to your business. 

Training and Development

team of successful business people having a meeting in executive sunlit office-1Professional development and training programs enable workers to step into roles with growth opportunities and prepare for changing job functions. To ensure employees have the necessary skills, employers should provide the resources, tools, and support. Important areas of training to consider include harassment and discrimination, employment regulations, discipline and documentation procedures, interview techniques, leadership development, and team building.

Employee Relations

If you have employees, you are bound to face workplace issues. A PEO can provide resolution strategies and guidance for handling complaints, disciplinary actions, workplace investigations, crisis intervention, and terminations. 

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Employee Onboarding

Full length of group of happy young business people walking the corridor in office togetherThe sooner a new hire is prepared for their job, the sooner they are able to contribute to the company’s success. Onboarding allows new employees the opportunity to learn about your policies, procedures, and expectations. In addition to developing a productive onboarding process, A PEO can provide guidance on interviewing procedures, conduct background checks, drug tests, assess Form I-9 and E-Verify procedures, and prepare employment materials. 

Outsourcing HR Services to a PEO 

The role of Human Resources goes far beyond the role of managing employees. The responsibilities of HR are now more complex and time-consuming than ever before. A certified PEO simplifies the process, reduces the workload, and enhances HR's role with the support of a wide range of Human Resource services.  

Choosing the Right PEO

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The HR Division is made up of a team of professionals with a vast level of experience and HR expertise, assisting organizations of all sizes and within a wide variety of industries. They readily partner with clients to address strategic and compliance challenges surrounding the employment life-cycle and the ever-changing laws that regulate it. Inquire below about how they can help you!