How NavigationHR
Will Help Your Business
Many small and medium-sized businesses, especially those new to the employment game, do not have the necessary HR knowledge in-house to navigate the extensive network of federal, state and local labor laws and regulations. As a result, these companies often unintentionally violate employment rules and laws.
Discrimination, sexual harassment, workplace injury, and wrongful termination claims are the most common lawsuits filed against U.S. companies. Employment-related lawsuits are complicated and represent a significant risk for your business with potentially devastating consequences. According to statistics cited by CNA Insurance Company, almost 75% of all litigation against corporations involve employment disputes. Over 40% of these lawsuits are filed against smaller employers (15 to 100 employees).
Here's a sample of what NavigationHR can do to help you avoid liability:
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Handle all your state and federal human resources compliance issues as well as provide training in this area.
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Provide personnel manuals for your employees, the policies and procedures within being constantly maintained to comply with ever-changing state and federal laws and regulations.
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Help with employment-related federal, state and local regulatory compliance (FLSA, ADA, FMLA, payroll, OSHA, EEOC, etc.), a huge advantage that can be worth more to your business than just the money saved on potential fines and costs.
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Provide effective management and access to payroll records, benefits, personnel data, vacation and sick-time accruals, and specialized reports.
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Investigate and effectively address any claims of discriminatory or retaliatory conduct.
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If you have a human resources related claim, such as a discrimination allegation, we know what to do and will take the lead on managing the claim process.
Although you might not yet be able to justify staffing a full-time human resources department, you should not have to go without one. Let NavigationHR solve all your HR issues. While there is a cost for contracting out your human resources functions, offloading the work to someone who knows what they're doing will help you avoid potential problems and allow you to get back to doing what you do best --- running your business.