Skylar is your co-employer providing you full HR solutions and is there for you even when the going gets tough.
Skylar provides your employees with benefits consistent with Skylar’s own employees. You’ll never be shortchanged.

Skylar monitors your company’s compliance and guides you through any issues that could arise.*

 

*Any location domestically in the US

Skylar handles your payroll so you don’t have to! Plus, you’ll always get a human on the other end of the phone, not a robot.

Do you think explanations of PEOs are confusing? So do we! Let us help break it down a bit.

In essence, a PEO is like having a seasoned coach on your side, guiding your business through the challenges of managing employees and ensuring you have a competitive edge in the marketplace. They know where to look, how to assess skills, and can draft the best team for your company.

 

Let Skylar be your Gregg Popovich. Loyal, dedicated, no nonsense and always looking out for the best interest of the team.

1. Training and Development:
Similar to a coach who runs practice sessions and drills, a PEO invests in training and development programs for employees. They ensure your team is always improving their skills and staying competitive in the marketplace.
Just as a coach devises game plans, a PEO helps businesses create HR strategies. This includes setting goals, managing performance, and ensuring compliance with regulations – all crucial elements for a winning team.
Like a coach handling team dynamics, a PEO manages employee relations, resolves conflicts, and fosters a positive work environment. They keep everyone focused on the end goal – business success.
Think of a PEO as a referee, ensuring all plays (business practices) are within the rules (legal and regulatory compliance). They minimize penalties (fines or legal issues) and keep the game (business operations) fair and ethical.
Just as coaches study opponents, PEOs analyze market trends and competitors. They provide insights to help your business adapt strategies and stay ahead in the game.
Recruitment and Drafting
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A PEO acts like a talent scout, helping businesses find the best players (employees) through effective recruiting strategies. They know where to look, how to assess skills, and can draft the best team for your company.
Training and Development
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Similar to a coach who runs practice sessions and drills, a PEO invests in training and development programs for employees. They ensure your team is always improving their skills and staying competitive in the marketplace.
Game Strategy (HR Strategy)
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Just as a coach devises game plans, a PEO helps businesses create HR strategies. This includes setting goals, managing performance, and ensuring compliance with regulations – all crucial elements for a winning team.
Managing Team Dynamics
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Like a coach handling team dynamics, a PEO manages employee relations, resolves conflicts, and fosters a positive work environment. They keep everyone focused on the end goal – business success.
Officiating (Compliance)
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Think of a PEO as a referee, ensuring all plays (business practices) are within the rules (legal and regulatory compliance). They minimize penalties (fines or legal issues) and keep the game (business operations) fair and ethical.
Scouting the Competition (Market Insights)
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Just as coaches study opponents, PEOs analyze market trends and competitors. They provide insights to help your business adapt strategies and stay ahead in the game.

In essence, a PEO is like having a seasoned coach on your side, guiding your business through the challenges of managing employees and ensuring you have a competitive edge in the marketplace. They know where to look, how to assess skills, and can draft the best team for your company.

Let Skylar be your Gregg Popovich. Loyal, dedicated, no nonsense and always looking out for the best interest of the team. 

For PEO Services please contact Skylar for pricing

At Skylar we don't believe in fine print.

The law, regulations, and business necessities can be and are often very nuanced. Just like studying for the SATs, you might know the correct answer, but that doesn’t mean you actually understand how it relates to the larger whole. Luckily for you, Skylar does. If/then statements are our jam.