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Employee terminations 101: What to say and do when it happens

Insperity

It could be: Voluntary (resignation) Involuntary (layoff or firing for performance, conduct and behavioral issues) A mutual agreement that the employment arrangement isn’t a good fit for either the employee or company. As a general rule, once you’ve made the decision to terminate an employee, act as soon as possible – within a few days.

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Want to offer support for caregivers of aging relatives? Read this

Insperity

Organizations lending a hand will earn a reputation for valuing family, as well as their bottom line – a plus when it comes to employee recruitment and retention. FMLA: The Family Leave and Medical Act requires companies with 50 or more employees to give workers 12 weeks of unpaid leave to care for a family member.

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What is a PEO and how can it help small businesses?

Higginbotham

On top of payroll and HR issues, employers also have to deal with taxes and an ever-growing maze of state and federal regulations. A Professional Employer Organization (PEO) offers a solution. What are Professional Employer Organizations? PEOs are Professional Employer Organizations.

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Navigating employee benefits: A comprehensive guide for growing businesses

Insperity

Health insurance Health insurance aims to assist employees with the costs of obtaining medical care. This is one of the most critically important benefits to employees, given the generally high costs associated with medical care. Many employers match their employees’ contributions to boost their savings.

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Posters in the Break Room: Are They Really Necessary?

Abel HR

If you’ve spent any time in any office breakroom, you’ve noticed that beyond the passive-aggressive posters reminding folks to not leave food festering in the fridge, there are a whole bunch of posters on the walls about minimum wage and harassment. Those posters and others need to be there – by law. Where do you have to post it?