The majority of businesses are unprepared for the dangers and restrictions that they face. According to the New York Times, two out of every five small business owners do not have any business insurance. This could be related to cost; it's difficult to acquire enough coverage at prices that are affordable for small businesses. It may also be due to sheer overpower. 69 percent of small company owners, according to the National Retail Federation (NRF), are overburdened by-laws, rules, and requirements. Fortunately, HR compliance outsourcing can help in just these ways.
What does compliance outsourcing include?
One of the
characteristics of compliance that makes it so difficult is how extensive it
is. Federal, state, and local governments can all issue regulations, and they
can change quickly. Overall, it constructs a complicated tangle of obligations.
The knot is untangled, and each thread is handled by a PEO. Services can
include:
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Wage and hour disputes
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Harassment claims
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Company policies
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Training standards
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Workers’ compensation
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Safety programs and OSHA requirements
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Insurance (like Employment Practices Liability Insurance)
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Employment law posters and notices
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And more
What can employers reasonably
expect after outsourcing benefits?
Time: According to the 2017 Business Regulations Survey conducted by the
National Small Business Association (NSBA), nearly one-third of small business
owners spend more than 80 hours per year dealing with federal regulations
alone. According to the survey, small business owners are unaware of how much
time they spend on compliance-related concerns because they view
"long-standing laws as a normal expense of doing business," rather
than the regulatory burden that they are. All of that time can be returned to
the owner, allowing him or her to focus on the firm.
Peace of mind: "For
the vast majority of all respondents, the owner is primarily responsible for
dealing with regulatory issues" and hazards, according to the survey
report. This not only takes time away from the business but also places the
burden of responsibility and accountability directly on the shoulders of the
owner. Outsourcing can assist in removing this burden.
Cost Savings: The cost of
complying with regulations and managing company risks is not small. According
to the NSBA research, the average small business owner spends $12,000 on
compliance expenditures each year. According to the NRF poll, many business
owners are concerned that rising compliance expenses may force them to adjust
or cut benefits. To make matters worse, SMBs may find it difficult to obtain
truly cost-effective pricing.
This is where
outsourcing as a cost-cutting strategy really shines. As KVB Staffing Solutions
client says, outsourcing "gives me the security of knowing that I can
secure workers' compensation coverage for my employees at a lower cost than I
could provide." I could never get those prices or save that much money as
a tiny business." HR
compliance outsourcing partners can also provide training and services to guarantee that
regulations are followed and worker dangers are reduced.
Need more
information on risks and regulations affecting your business? KVB Staffing
Solutions, one of the leading Professional Employer Organizations (PEOs) in the
country, assists small and midsized businesses with risk management,
compliance, workers' compensation, and HR administration.
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