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Do You Need a Human Resource Outsourcer or a Professional Employer Organization?

Insperity

As employee-related issues such as health care insurance become more complex, statistics indicate that more small business owners are opting to co-employ. NAPEO estimates the professional employer industry increased $5 billion in 2008, claiming $68 billion in gross revenues.

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Which Type of HR Outsourcing Company is Right for You?

Insperity

If uncertainty about how the Family and Medical Leave Act (FMLA) would apply to your newly-hired administrative assistant who has decided to adopt a child from Russia is keeping you awake at night, or if you simply prefer not to spend a portion of your week interpreting health insurance plans, outsourcing to a PEO or a HRO may be the answer.

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3 Ways Payroll Software Can Help Prevent Human Error

Insperity

As a small business owner or office manager, you’re likely already spread thin. As we’ve all become interconnected through technology and the Internet, it’s now easier than ever for small businesses to operate beyond state borders. Doing payroll is yet another task on your list of responsibilities.

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Maximizing Productivity: Why Every Business Owner Needs an Executive Assistant

C-Suite Assistants

As a business owner, you have many responsibilities, from overseeing daily business operations and marketing and sales campaigns to creating a business plan, financial management and bookkeeping, customer service, and ensuring legal compliance. Some owners will try to handle everything with a small staff.

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Ep 243: Nicole Grinnell on Delegation and Unlocking Your Productivity Potential

Go Burrows

And I was always the person getting the lunches together, planning the events, doing, you know, whatever, telling everybody where they need to go. And so that naturally translated into my career, my parents owned a small business. So that was sort of the role that I got put in there. Or one tidbit?

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my boss is having an affair with our assistant — and I’m friends with his wife

Ask a Manager

This post, my boss is having an affair with our assistant — and I’m friends with his wife , was originally published by Alison Green on Ask a Manager. A reader writes: I work as a project manager at a small business (~25 employees) and have been in this role for more than six years.

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sending a group photo to a grieving coworker, using a portfolio at an interview, and more

Ask a Manager

By the way, I’m planning to write a card for my grieving coworker.). Can you speak up and urge a different plan? I am an administrative assistant and have a second job interview coming up the end of this week. I’ve been working as a personal/administrative assistant for a small-business owner since 2011.