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“People — not cash, building, or equipment — are the critical differentiators of a business enterprise.” -The Saratoga Institute

The Reality:

The most successful organizations are those that invest in people - their Human Resources. Industry studies consistently report that organizations with strong human resources practices achieve shareholder value in excess of 40% above their competition.

The Challenge:

A sagging economy, increasing employment regulations, rising insurance costs, and complex payroll and tax laws are contributing to the important role Human Resources plays in today’s marketplace. While most organizations recognize this critical role of HR, many are forced to operate with insufficient internal resources to implement and maintain a comprehensive HR program.

The Solution:

The past several years have witnessed an unprecedented growth of the Human Resource Outsourcing Industry. Companies worldwide are expected to spend more than $103.3 billion on Human Resource Outsourcing this year, up significantly from the $61.2 billion spent in 2002. The use of outsourcing services allows companies to cut employment costs while turning over the day-to-day administrative duties to the HR Outsourcing Firm. They are able to offer their staff enhanced benefits, employee training opportunities, and the ability to be productive.Service chart

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About HR Outsourcing

Human Resources Consulting, Outsourcing, Professional Employer Organizations (PEOs) and Employee Leasing firms are all becoming increasingly popular in today's complex business environment. In states where labor laws are particularly complex, such as California, this HR Outsourcing trend is even more pronounced.

Outsourcing is the practice of using an outside specialist to handle work that is normally performed by in-house staff and resources. It is common for small business to outsource their payroll processing, accounting, facilities management and many other important functions — often because they have no other choice. Many large companies turn to outsourcing to cut costs. In response, entire industries have evolved to serve company's outsourcing needs.

Benefits of HR Outsourcing

There are many benefits to California human resource consulting and outsourcing. California Human Resources Outsourcing, Employee Leasing, HR Consulting and PEOs have become a popular trend for small businesses looking for an ROI on their HR function. This is accomplished by allowing companies to shift responsibility of nonessential jobs that can be handled easily by off-site experts in the area of payroll, benefits, and other complex workplace regulations. Reasons for California HR Outsourcing include: reducing litigation risks, improving compliance, improving accuracy, taking advantage of technological advances, and offering additional benefits.

Los Angeles Human Resources consulting and outsourcing firm CPEhr is at the forefront of the local HR consulting market. It is apparent that many organizations today are making the decision to outsource, and it is crucial to partner with a California Human Resources consulting firm to ensure your compliance. In today's global marketplace outsourcing has made itself accessible to many organizations on a National and International level. Outsourcing is successful in increasing product quality and/or substantially lowering firm and consumer costs (e.g., increases the quality to cost ratio). Because outsourcing allows for lower costs, even if quality reduces slightly or not at all, productivity increases, which ultimately leads to increased corporate revenues.

About PEOs and Employee Leasing

Professional Employer Organizations (PEO) and Employee Leasing Companies

A Professional Employer Organization, or PEO, also known as an Employee Leasing Firm, is a company that specializes in managing all the responsibilities relating to employees. From HR, payroll, workers’ compensation insurance and benefits, a PEO Employee Leasing Company becomes the legal employer of the worksite employees and becomes the Administrative Employer.

Particularly in California, where governmental regulations weigh heavily on California small business owners, more companies are turning to California employee leasing companies, California PEOs and California Professional Employer Organizations. A California Employee Leasing Company will legally hire a company's current employees, thereby making the PEO the "employer of record" for taxation and insurance purposes. The employees are then “leased” back to the client under a co-employment arrangement. The California PEO assumes responsibility for all payroll obligations and tax filings, workers’ compensation insurance, health benefits, as well as all the associated administrative paperwork.

Los Angeles Human Resources consulting and PEO firm CPEhr is at the forfront of the California PEO and Employee Leasing Companies industry. For small businesses, PEO and Employee Leasing is a more cost-effective means to access health care and other benefits for their employees. By contracting out all responsibilities related to its human resources policies and state laws, the company using the California PEOs offsets a great amount of employment risk.

The small business need for human resources makes California Employee Leasing Companies a perfect solution for small businesses. In fact, most employee leasing companies and PEOs target companies that have fewer than 100 employees.

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