Professional Employer Organizations
Professional Employer Organizations co-employ client staff, handle payroll, benefits, workers compensation, tax filings and HR compliance while the client directs day-to-day work. For a PEO that onboards new client companies, processes employee data, runs payroll each cycle, manages benefits enrollment and tracks regulatory filings, the specialists turn client intake forms into employee records, time and attendance data into approved pay runs, benefits elections into carrier files, and leave or injury reports into required notices and workers-comp claims. All final approvals, filings and payments stay with licensed staff.
Specialist bots
- Client Intake Specialist: Convert signed service agreements and employee rosters into complete client and employee records.
- Payroll Coordinator: Collect time data, calculate pay and prepare direct-deposit files for each client payroll cycle.
- Tax and Regulatory Filing Clerk: Reconcile payroll taxes and prepare quarterly, annual and unemployment insurance filings.
- Benefits Administrator: Manage open enrollment, carrier feeds, eligibility and COBRA notices.
- Workers Compensation Claims Handler: Document injuries, prepare state-required reports and track claims through resolution.
- Leave and Accommodation Coordinator: Track leave requests, calculate balances and produce required notices under applicable laws.
- Client Billing Analyst: Calculate monthly service fees, reconcile pass-through costs and draft client invoices.
Industries (NAICS)
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