Group Benefits...

A Professional Employer Organization (PEO) can provide quality employee benefits such as:

  • health insurance
  • 401(k)
  • tax free savings accounts
  • vision and dental care
  • and more!

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Control your costs...

A PEO can help control the cost of workers' comp insurance:

  • Lower premiums
  • No deposits
  • No annual audits
  • Claims management

A PEO can also provide risk management and safety programs to make the work environment safer.

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Employee Benefits

Improve the scope and quality of your employee benefits plan while controlling costs

Rising costs, plan requirements and administrative burdens mean quality benefits such as health insurance are inaccessible for many businesses. A Professional Employer Organization (PEO) can help lower and control benefit costs for businesses of all sizes.

Providing quality healthcare benefits to employees has become increasingly expensive and in some cases cost prohibitive. A PEO can help lower and control healthcare costs. Because the PEO pools its employees in a single group, it's able to spread medical claims over a larger premium base. This results in a significantly lower annual rate increases, compared to increased endured by small businesses.

In addition to cost-effective health plans a PEO can also provide your company with:

  • Dental & Vision Insurance
  • Flex Spending Accounts and HSAs
  • Retirement benefits including 401(k) & IRAs
  • Short and Long Term Disability Insurance
  • Accidental Death and Dismemberment Insurance
  • Cancer Insurance
  • Pre-Paid Legal
  • Employee Assistance Programs
  • Reduces cost of administering employee benefit plans
  • Employee Assistance Programs

The PEO also takes care of the time-consuming task of administering your benefits. In additional to proving a variety of benefits a PEO will provide the administration:

  • Benefits handbook creation and distribution
  • Annual adds/drops and enrollments
  • Eligibility tracking
  • COBRA compliance and administration
  • Plan discrimination testing
  • Carrier payments and account audits
  • Annual reviews of benefits plan pricing
  • 401K administration, company matching and plan testing ( for highly compensated)
  • Premium audits for Section 125 (pretax)
  • Life Insurance (if offered) plan administration
  • Flexible spending accounts (FSA) administration
  • Employee assistance plans (EAP) administration
  • Short term disability plan administration
  • Stability of your premium rate

"What if we want to keep our current health insurance plan?"

No problem. Most PEOs give you the option of keeping your health and or retirement plans in place and they will simply administer payroll deduction and benefits such as Flex Spending Accounts.

Simply let us know that type of benefit options you're looking for and we'll provide quotes from PEO's who can help. To find a program that's the best fit with your company's requirements, contact EmployHR.com today or request a free no-obligation quote online.

 

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Your Labor Costs

The US Small Business Administration {SBA} estimates that the average small business owner spends between 7% and 25% of their time handling employee-related paperwork.

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Payroll Processing

No more payroll deposits, missed deadlines or W2s. A PEO can handle all of your payroll processing requirements and let you get back to work

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Workers' Comp

We save businesses across the USA thousands each year on Workman's Comp premiums by matching their needs with the right Professional Employer Organization (PEO)

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Employee Benefits

A Professional Employer Organization (PEO) can provide quality employee benefits such as health insurance and help to control benefit costs for businesses of all sizes.Learn more...

HR Administration

A Professional Employer Organization (PEO) can provide you with the support you need to remain compliant with current and emerging employment laws.

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