Outsource HR With a Single PEO Solution
Our professional employer organization (PEO) helps you do more meaningful work—and less HR admin—with a complete HR solution including access to benefits, payroll processing and risk mitigation that’s powered by expert support and leading technology.
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Save time and costs
Finding time to grow your business shouldn’t be a nice to have—it’s critical for success. Your time is a precious resource and navigating payroll, benefits and compliance measures distracts from growth-generating activities. Allow TriNet to help you grow stronger and smarter with our modern HR and payroll technology and on-demand expertise that’s there for you when and how you need it.
Payroll administration: Payroll task administration from processing paychecks to year-end tax forms.
HR technology: An all-in-one HR platform to help streamline HR tasks for you and your employees.
Time and attendance: System to track time and schedules that integrates with payroll.
Recruiting and onboarding: Help throughout the recruiting process from job postings to new hire onboarding.
Help keep your business HR compliant
Being an employer is risky—whether it’s paying employer taxes or something unexpected like workplace discrimination lawsuits. TriNet provides peace of mind by helping companies stay compliant with regulatory changes and providing expert guidance when complex HR situations arise.
Compliance support: Expertise to help your business comply with federal, state and local employment laws.
Workers’ compensation: Manage insurance processes from policy start to claims handling.
Risk mitigation: Expert guidance to help with claims prevention and EPLI for claims coverage.
Get HR expertise you can trust
The acceleration of change to the workplace over the past couple years has been staggering. With TriNet, you get an HR team that’s there for you and your employees, so you’re prepared for the unexpected.
Handle your toughest HR needs: From recruiting and onboarding best practices to benefits and payroll compliance, we offer expertise on the issues that affect your people.
Make better personnel decisions: With a team of HR professionals on your side, you’ll have access to industry-specialized expertise and insights to help make informed decisions more efficiently.
Gain peace of mind: Stay on top of employment rules and requirements and get help with employee relations issues with an experienced HR team that helps you look out for your business.
Big-company benefits for attracting top talent
You’re competing with companies big and small for the right talent—and in order to do so you need the right benefits. With TriNet, you gain from our scale by accessing benefits normally out of reach for small businesses.
Comprehensive healthcare: Offer great benefits to your employees by accessing our range of leading medical, dental and vision carriers and plans.
Retirement plans: TriNet’s 401(k) is fully managed making it easy for you to help your employees save for their future.
Benefits administration: Offload much of the compliance and admin to TriNet—from COBRA to open enrollment and payroll deductions.
Tangible benefits, real satisfaction
of PEO clients reported their employees were more satisfied with their benefit offerings.*
average annual return on investment seen by PEO clients.*
average savings per employee per year reported by PEO clients*
Claim Your Tax Credits
Payroll tax credit claimants have exclusive options to receive their tax credits 9-12 months* faster, without having to sit through IRS delays.
Learn More About PEOs
FAQ
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A PEO offers its services as a “co-employer” or through a “co-employment” relationship. Co-employment refers to the fact that the PEO allocates, with each of its clients, employer responsibilities relating to the employees the client brings into its arrangement with the PEO, which are usually referred to as worksite employees. Typically, the PEO and client responsibilities are expressly described in a service agreement between the PEO and the client. With a PEO, business owners retain complete control over their workforce, company culture and brand.
An ASO does not establish a co-employment relationship with its customers, does not process payroll or report taxes under their own tax ID. ASOs don’t acts as sponsors of benefits plans or provide small businesses with access to benefits. The customer remains the sole sponsor.
Read our blog for more details on the differences between a PEO and an ASO.
