Hub launches US consulting practice for PEO services
By Mia MacGregor
May 21 - (The Insurer) - Hub International Limited has launched a U.S. consulting practice to advise clients on working with professional employer organizations (PEOs).
These organizations offer outsourced HR services, such as payroll management and benefits administration.
Hub’s PEO consulting practice provides a full outsourced solution covering employee benefits payroll and payroll tax services, unemployment defense, workers' compensation, claims management, and EPLI.
Its PEO hybrid option allows clients to selectively use PEO resources. The practice also offers PEO exit strategies to help companies create their own HR programs and payroll systems.
Carrie Cherveny, one of Hub's employee benefits compliance practice leaders, has been appointed as the national PEO consulting practice lead.
"By partnering with a PEO, companies are able to provide their employees access to high-quality, comprehensive benefits, minimize risk, stay on top of regulations, and minimize HR administrative tasks," said Cherveny.
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