As a small business owner, you're wearing many hats. You're responsible for all aspects of your business.
Ensuring you adhere to all relevant laws in your operation, including labor laws, can be a huge challenge, especially if no one on your team has experience dealing with local labor laws and regulations. Failure to fully comply can lead to serious consequences, including audits, lawsuits, and bankruptcy.
Whether you have one employee or 300, Human Resources (HR) professionals can help you with everything from hiring and onboarding to managing your employee's performance and resolving employee conflicts.
If you don't have an HR department, consider the benefits of outsourcing your HR needs to a professional. This strategic move can free up your time, allowing you to focus on the core aspects of running your business, while ensuring that your HR functions are handled by experts.
Here are a few ways an HR professional can help you:
Hiring & firing. HR professionals can help you find the best candidates for your open positions and help you deal with difficult conversations when it is time to part ways.
Managing performance. HR professionals can help you set clear expectations for your employees, help you provide feedback, and track their progress.
Resolving conflicts. HR professionals can help you resolve employee conflicts fairly and impartially.
Labor compliance. HR professionals can help you ensure that your business is in compliance and advise you on how to avoid legal problems.
"Our Mission is to support and inspire Small Businesses to thrive through effective HR advice."
"Nuestra Misión es apoyar e inspirar a Pequeñas Empresas a prosperar mediante consultoria efectiva de Recursos Humanos."
PSALM 19:14
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