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Migrating Workers: How Employer of Record Services Make Hiring Easier

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The coronavirus pandemic has shifted the way workplaces across the globe operate. Due to the need for social distancing and constant sanitation, many employers have encouraged or required their employees to work from home. The shift has also made its way into the job interview and hiring process creating opportunities for migrating workers with zoom meetings becoming the normal operating procedure for narrowing down the candidate pool. In fact, 62% of employed Americans currently say they have worked from home during the COVID-19 outbreak.  The allure and flexibility of working from home have contributed to many individuals migrating from their home state to a different state altogether.  If location no longer matters, why pay California rent prices when you can pay Idaho prices? While an employee moving between towns isn’t a major cause for concern, moving between states can leave business leaders and human resources… [Read More]

Categories: Employment

Co-employment & Risk Mitigation From Joint Employment

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In today’s ever-changing business environment, many companies are looking to reduce the time and money spent on recruiting, hiring, and payroll by utilizing outside agencies in a co-employment agreement.  Based on data from SHRM, it takes companies 36 days on average to fill a new position at an average cost of $4,425.  Co-employment arrangements allow busy businesses to focus on providing co-employees’ duties, day-to-day schedules, and expectations while the Recruiting Agency handles personnel matters such as onboarding, payroll, sick leave, and benefits. This hybrid form of employment means that the contract employee is technically working for both parties, the business, and the recruiting agency at the same time.  Contractors and gig workers are becoming a vital and growing force to be reckoned with in the business world so it is important for businesses to be aware of the benefits, as well as the risks associated… [Read More]

Categories: Employment

AB5 Changed How You Classify Contractors and Employees

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California’s Assembly Bill 5, better known as AB5, went into effect on January 1, 2020 and has drastically changed how employers can classify employees vs. contractors. Now, the state’s Supreme Court “ABC test” is the gold standard for determining if a person qualifies as an independent contractor while abiding by the California Labor Code, Industrial Welfare Commission Wage Orders, and California Unemployment Insurance Code. Has your classification system passed the ABC test? If you haven’t taken a close look at how you’re classifying contractors vs. employees, you’re putting yourself and your company at a big risk—especially now that AB5 is in effect. When an employee is misclassified, employers could be found in violation of requisite unpaid overtime, and might even be failing to follow minimum wage laws and regulations. Steep consequences can follow including high penalties, lawyer fees, and in some cases criminal liability. Misclassification… [Read More]

Categories: 1099 classification

Here’s What HR Outsourcing Does for Your Business

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Did you know that 99 percent of businesses in the US are considered small businesses? In fact, 88 percent of businesses have less than 20 employees. Unsurprisingly, most small businesses do not have an HR department or an HR outsourcing partner. Most don’t even have a single human resources representative, and with good reason.  You don’t “need” an in-house, full-time HR expert or department in many businesses. But that doesn’t mean you wouldn’t greatly benefit from having an outsourced HR partner—and maybe even a contingent workforce management partner. First, let’s take a look at the HR facet of such a partnership. A contingent workforce management partner is like having an in-house HR professional team, except you enjoy all of the perks of HR without any of the downsides.  What exactly do HR departments do, anyway? It can vary based on your business, but in general,… [Read More]

Categories: Human resources

Why Companies Should Consider Remote Internships In 2021

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Every summer, college, and graduate students participate in summer internships in various American companies. Internships allow students to gain invaluable hands-on work experience while providing companies with young and eager workers passionate about their industry.  This is a mutually beneficial arrangement, and often, companies will hire their interns for permanent positions once they graduate from school, making internships an excellent pipeline for hiring new talent. Unfortunately, as the COVID-19 pandemic rages on, many companies’ offices are closed, with most of their workforce working from home.  This leaves organizations in an unusual position to cut down on their internship, hire drastically, or cancel their internship programs altogether. If this “new normal” has shown us anything, though, it’s that businesses can run efficiently and effectively with virtual employees. Given the success of the work from home model for full-time employees, remote internships can be just as successful. … [Read More]

Categories: Interns

Why the future workforce will work from home

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The work from home trend is not a new concept. Workers have been working from home from the dawn of civilization, but speaking strictly in the modern era, let’s take the past 40 years this trend has increased year after year. In 1979, with the OPEC oil embargo in its sixth year, the Washington Post published the article, “Working at Home Can Save Gasoline,” which suggests telecommuting could have eased the gas crisis. This article urged companies to introduce telecommuting to conserve gas. As you can imagine, employers were opposed to this idea initially. They used argument such as: How can you tell that the workers are doing any work at all from the comfort of their homes? Or, workers are missing out on crucial interactions with their team. But the counterarguments must have been strong enough to help support this trend as it keeps… [Read More]

Categories: Employment, Talent Acquisition

Why outsource your contingent workforce management

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The contingent workforce has been consolidated in the last few years and is here to stay for the foreseeable future. Companies utilize this sector of the workforce for all sorts of purposes from project base assignments to fulfill skill shortages & absences. The question arises, does your organization’s HR department has the bandwidth to identify, vet, and onboard contingent workers without disturbing their daily operations and without taking them away from your companies full-time employees. The answer to that question is, well it depends. Today’s contingent workforce is vastly different than it used to be. These workers are highly trained, specialized, and in-demand professionals. Moreover, they expect to be treated as such. Making sure the procurement process goes smoothly, guarantees employee satisfaction and retention. Identifying the right contingent worker: According to the Society for Human Resources Management (SHRM) it takes approximately 36 days to fill… [Read More]

Categories: Contingent Workforce

The Benefits of Having an Internship Program

  The concept of internship historically originates from an apprenticeship, the idea of training or preparing personnel for future employment. We typically associate internships with college students, but they can be older workers in pursuit of a new career. Internships are viewed as a vehicle to learn a new skill, gain and improve their knowledge and abilities with the end goal of gaining future employment in a particular field. These programs are mutually beneficial to both interns and employers. Interns can take advantage of in-person training and network opportunities the employer presents. Employers benefit by obtaining relatively inexpensive labor and by tapping into a pool of talent for future potential employment. Not to mention that by offering internship programs employers improve their brand recognition and status in the communities they operate. In a nutshell, internship programs are a win-win arrangement for both interns and employers…. [Read More]

Categories: Human resources, Interns

Differences between an Employee vs. Independent Contractor

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Every so often, I get the question from clients regarding proper classification of employee vs. independent contractor. Part of the reason why these questions are constantly being asked is that the exact definition of independent contractors vs. employees is not set in stone. Interpretation of laws and principals can provide a guide to employers in defining the business relationship between themselves and the candidate. As rule of thumb, I always use three sources when trying to answer these difficult questions. To define the status of an independent contractor, I refer to common laws and principals adopted by the federal government and the states, the Fair Labor Standards Act of 1938, and, finally, I take into account the decisions made by the courts. Especially in my home state of California, the third source of information gives me a road-map of what’s established as precedence from the… [Read More]

Categories: 1099 classification, Human resources

Hiring temporary workers for seasonal workloads

  As the holidays are fast approaching, the demand for temporary or seasonal workers will rise. According to data from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, employment in the final months of the year has risen by up to 20% the past 6 years. There’s no doubt a growing U.S. economy has contributed to the magnitude of this expansion. The benefits of hiring temporary workers to boost your company’s productivity during seasonal demands cannot be understated. Some of the benefits of hiring temporary workers include: Provide flexibility in uncertain economy Smaller companies need to stay flexible when it comes to their workforce. Uncertain economic times are inevitable. Businesses are bound to experience periods of both increased and decreased customer demand. Being able to ramp up a workforce and, subsequently, scale it back when necessary is a very desirable tool for business owners. Introduces your company… [Read More]

Categories: Contingent Workforce

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