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| If you have managers – people in charge of other employees – they are performing human resource (HR) activities, whether they think of it that way or not. They may be interviewing, hiring & firing, performing appraisals, awarding compensation & benefits, training, responding to complaints, enforcing company policies (or not). Are they following human resources best practices, outdated practices, or illegal practices? In any event, there are consequences. The multitude of human resource issues seems to change every day. |
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| iWorkwell scales to help all types and sizes of businesses and non-profits —
from 4 employees to 400,000. We help: |
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concerned that their people in managerial positions (department heads, supervisors, etc.) and/or HR are not as efficient & productive as they could be, |
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interested in controlling costs, while
being a great place to work,
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worried that their people are not keeping up with all of the changes in the field of HR and not consistently following best practices. |
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afraid of getting fined or sued because their people do not administer HR within legal standards every time, |
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operating on minimal budgets, |
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eager to save time, especially since they're wearing multiple hats, |
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lacking world class experts in all areas of HR — don't have large HR departments or don't want them. |
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| Contact us to request an online demo. |
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