Let us find the best PEO to manage your payroll, worker’s comp, benefit plans, and HR tasks so you can get back to what you know best: your business.

We meet one-on-one to conduct a full analysis of your current situation. We look at payroll, worker’s comp, health insurance, and other benefits.

We provide side-by-side comparisons of multiple PEO options. We consolidate costs and various offers, so you can easily compare the type of PEO and programs you want to offer with the plan you currently have.

We decide together which PEO matches your needs. Then, we implement your plan and will be there next to you for the life of our partnership and act as an advocate on your behalf when needed.

Our clients, on average, grow 9% faster. We provide PEO options and you decide which plan makes sense for your business so you can get back to growing your company.

A PEO is a co-employer in all the good ways—it shares liability for employment management, income tax reporting, payroll, and related tasks. We take the stress out of the PEO hiring process by providing the best PEO options for your organization’s needs.

Each PEO has its own master health insurance policy and premium options, and those costs are kept low because thousands of companies share the cost. Employees get access to premium benefits choices to fit their needs—all at price points that many larger companies can’t beat.
Over the last 10 years, Professional Employer Organizations (PEOs) have grown in popularity as ‘virtual’ HR assistants for small- to medium-size businesses (SMBs) across the U.S. In fact, the National Association of Professional Employer Organizations (NAPEO) announced that the industry is vibrant and growth statistics continue to climb. Recent findings include: More than 900 PEOs …
When you entrust your human resource management to a Professional Employer Organization (PEO), you expect smooth sailing with employee relations, compensation processes, labor law compliance and all things employee-related. You also expect prompt, professional customer service from the HR professionals responsible for your business. Sometimes though, your PEO just doesn’t measure up. Calls aren’t returned. Answers …
Most businesses deal with eight or more vendors just to keep their human resources department operating. Payroll companies, insurance brokers, accountants, safety specialists, training coordinators, legal counsel, and more take a lot of time to select and integrate, not to mention the ongoing required oversight once the vendor is actually on board and functioning. From …