Holding onto valuable employees is good for the long-term health of a business, not to mention morale, so finding ways to avoid layoffs may be beneficial as you watch for the economic climate to stabilize.
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The resilience of small and medium-sized businesses is often tested by various economic and operational challenges. However, new data suggests that businesses working with Professional Employer Organizations (PEOs) experience significantly higher survival rates compared to their counterparts.
In an effort to help control huge increases in health insurance renewal premiums, you have probably considered many of the obvious approaches, including reducing the employer contribution. While that certainly is an option, it can have negative impacts on employee morale and attrition rates, making hiring new talent more challenging. So, what are some other approaches?
Staying updated on the ever-shifting employment-related rules and requirements and industry standards can help organizations mitigate litigation, penalties, fines and the bad press that can result from non-compliance.