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You have enough on your plate as a business owner, and handling HR should not be something you have to worry about.
Outsourcing your HR needs is a great way to streamline employee support and take the pressure off.
Here are some of the most common services an HR outsourcing company can provide:
✨ Recruitment & Staffing
✨ Employee Onboarding & Offboarding
✨ Payroll
✨ Benefits Administration
✨ HR Consulting
✨ HR Technology & Data Management
When considering outsourcing HR, it’s important to understand why you’re researching the topic to begin with. We outline the pros and cons in our article below.

Balancing Act: Weighing Pros and Cons of Human Resource Outsourcing There are tremendous benefits to outsourcing your human resources, but it’s not right for every business. Learn the pros and cons according to BBSI.

Are you an overwhelmed insurance broker? We understand how much is on your plate, from matching businesses with suitable partners to providing ongoing support.
If you haven't considered partnering with a PEO, here are a few reasons to start:
1️⃣ Enhanced Competitive Advantage
2️⃣ Streamlined Administrative Tasks
3️⃣ Access to More Customers, Products, and Services
4️⃣ Documented Risk Management
5️⃣ Underwriting Assistance
6️⃣ Consulting and Advisory Support

By partnering with a PEO, you'll have more time to get things done and an additional avenue to grow your book of business - giving you the upper hand against your competitors.
Read more here:

What is a PEO and How Can It Transform Your Business? Many SMB owners might be unaware of how a PEO can help them. If you’re still handling HR, payroll, and benefits on your own, learn how a PEO can help.

Is your industry considered "high risk?"
A Job Hazard Analysis (JHA) is a framework employers can use to identify the hazards associated with different positions, and implement plans to reduce the impact of those hazards.
OSHA defines six categories of workplace hazards, many of which can be found in multiple high-risk industries.
🦺 Safety hazards
🦺 Physical hazards
🦺 Biological hazards
🦺 Chemical hazards
🦺 Work organization hazards
🦺 Ergonomic hazards
JHAs empower employers to be proactive in their safety planning before their employees even have the opportunity to get into a workplace accident. BBSI’s Risk Consultants can walk you through conducting a JHA, helping you mitigate hazards before they occur.
Read more about how to conduct a job hazard analysis here: https://bbsi.cc/3ZrqzBx

How to Conduct a Job Hazard Analysis Prioritize your team's safety and boost productivity with a job hazard analysis. Our post provides the essential tools to identify potential hazards.

The Family of Brandon Austin & the JROTC Programs at Appoquinimink, Middletown & Smryna High Schools Salute the following Supporters and sponsors! You’ve made the 6th Annual Brandon Austin Memorial Golf Benefit a success.

With your help, we were able to raise $18,462 and give Middletown High School, Appoquinimink High School & Smyrna’s AFJROTC programs $6,154 each. The total amount donated over the last six years from the Brandon Austin Memorial Golf Outings to Middletown & Appoquinimink High School is $111,900.50. We can’t be more thankful.

Looking forward to seeing you again next year!

Brandon Kevin Austin 1982 – 2018
Brandon was raised in the MOT area and attended Middletown High School. He lettered in football and wrestling, graduating in 2000. Brandon enlisted in the U.S. Navy and graduated boot camp in Great Lakes Chicago, Illinois. He was then stationed at Groton, Connecticut (the submarine capital of the world). After completing A & C School at Groton, he was assigned to the USS Chicago SSN-721, a Los Angeles Class Submarine Station in Guam. Brandon excelled in the Navy and received many awards and honors.

In early 2016, Brandon was diagnosed with myeloid sarcoma, a very rare form of cancer. He returned home July 4, 2016 to undergo treatment at Walter Reed Hospital and to be closer to family. After a very heroic battle with cancer for nearly 2 years, Brandon passed away on January 19, 2018. He never gave up and always had a positive outlook on his recovery with dreams of returning to the Navy, which he truly loved. He is gone but will never be forgotten.

“Sailor, Rest Your Oars, We Have The Watch”