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Tips for hiring new employees

1. Hire looking towards the future,
not at today’s needs. <more>

2. Have a good job description <more>
3. Legal issues <more>
4. Recruit <more>
5. Make a standard hiring process <more>
6. Interview smarter <more>
7. Good is good, and bad is
really bad <more>
8. Ask for references and do
background checks <more>
9. Match the job to the right person <more>
10. Evaluate and offer the job <more>
Professional Employer Organization

Payroll Services

Using a PEO for your payroll services can save you hassles and headaches. A quality PEO will produce a positive, dynamic relationship with their clients that will last for years. You want your payroll done right not just the first time, but every time, making certain that all your needs are met. You want your PEO's services to do everything from processing employees’ paychecks precisely to withholding taxes accurately to carefully to addressing your payroll concerns discretely.

For payroll processing, simply calculate hours of payroll and submit it to your PEO (professional employer organization) or employee leasing company. Some employee leasing companies have electronic capabilities in their payroll services that allow you to enter payroll yourself for greater accuracy. Employees may also have access to their own payroll records and the ability to change addresses or deductions through payroll services. The PEO issues paychecks to the leased employees, usually drawn on its own bank accounts, and receives a professional services fee from the client company, which is previously agreed upon. Some of the payroll services you can expect from a PEO include:

• Prepare payroll
Direct deposit
• Payroll delivery
• Issue checks & reporting
• Federal & State tax deposits
• Management of paid leave program
• Comprehensive payroll deductions
• Year-end W-2s, W-3, 1099s & 940
• New hire reporting
• Job cost accounting reports
• Department summaries
FICA, FIT & SIT tax withholdings
• Federal payroll summaries
• Wage/hour law compliance
• Customized reports
Vacation & sick time accruals
• Multiple State deposits & filing
• Checks signed & stuffed in envelopes

The payroll services offered by a PEO or employee leasing company should meet your expectations and be flexible enough to grow and evolve as your company does, and when selecting a PEO, you should inquire about all these points. Payroll services are one of many ways employee leasing makes sense for your business.

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