Businesses need to outsource human resource management services in order to succeed in the fiercely competitive corporate sector. Businesses can enter into a relationship with a PEO that takes care of the entire HR responsibilities of the client company. The PEO relationship is called a co-employment relationship and involves an allocation in the contract that enables the PEO to share the client company’s employer responsibilities. This is partnership in its entirety.
The co-employment relationship automatically implies that the PEO contractually assumes some of the employer rights and takes over the risks and responsibilities associated with employees. PEOs themselves maintain an employer relationship at the worksite with the employees of the client companies. In matters relating to work, the client company maintains its control over the employees, while all other matters are taken over by and communicated with the PEO. In other words, the PEO ensures:
the right workforce is recruited
an attractive benefits package is offered
the recruited individuals work to the best of their ability
they stay motivated
their paycheck (out of the PEO’s account) is handed out regularly on time
the relationship between employees is maintained
employee grievances are taken care of
workers’ compensation claims are handled
federal and state government regulation is maintained by the company
employees are trained onsite
employee safety programs are administered
termination process is carried out when required
This leaves the employer or the client company to deal only with the operational side of its business – streamlining business processes, improving production, reducing unnecessary costs, and eventually bringing about greater earnings. When companies outsource human resource management to PEOs, they are left with all the resources, time, energy and workforce to concentrate on placing themselves on the top rung of the market in the midst of fierce competition and the vagaries of the economy.
The co-employment relationship automatically implies that the PEO contractually assumes some of the employer rights and takes over the risks and responsibilities associated with employees. PEOs themselves maintain an employer relationship at the worksite with the employees of the client companies. In matters relating to work, the client company maintains its control over the employees, while all other matters are taken over by and communicated with the PEO. In other words, the PEO ensures:
the right workforce is recruited
an attractive benefits package is offered
the recruited individuals work to the best of their ability
they stay motivated
their paycheck (out of the PEO’s account) is handed out regularly on time
the relationship between employees is maintained
employee grievances are taken care of
workers’ compensation claims are handled
federal and state government regulation is maintained by the company
employees are trained onsite
employee safety programs are administered
termination process is carried out when required
This leaves the employer or the client company to deal only with the operational side of its business – streamlining business processes, improving production, reducing unnecessary costs, and eventually bringing about greater earnings. When companies outsource human resource management to PEOs, they are left with all the resources, time, energy and workforce to concentrate on placing themselves on the top rung of the market in the midst of fierce competition and the vagaries of the economy.
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