Small To Medium Size Employers
Monster Human Resources (MHR) is particularly crucial for small and midsize employers, playing a vital role in various aspects of organizational management. The small to mid-size employer is more susceptible to State and Local fines. This is because they normally are not big enough to believe they can afford a professional, educated, and experienced HR person. This need in the market is why Monster HR came to specialize in this area. We know how expensive it is to hire an HR professional that is worth their salt. By outsourcing this function to us, you not only get your dedicated HR Account Manager, but you have access to an entire HR team at your fingertips including your Payroll Account Manager and your Benefit Account Manager for less than what you would pay for one HR professional. Monster HR is not a database platform that you look up answers on nor are we consultants that hand out advice. We actually do the functional work for you. Think of us as your HR team that works off-site. Here's a summary of why MHR is essential for small and midsize companies:
1. Talent Acquisition and Recruitment:
MHR manages the recruitment process, helping small and midsize employers attract and hire the right talent to meet their specific needs.
MHR plays a key role in identifying candidates who align with the company culture and have the necessary skills.
2. Compliance and Regulations:
Small and midsize employers often lack dedicated legal teams. MHR ensures compliance with labor laws, regulations, and industry standards, reducing the risk of legal issues.
3. Employee Relations:
MHR serves as a bridge between employees and management, addressing concerns, resolving conflicts, and promoting a positive work environment.
In smaller organizations, maintaining healthy employee relations is crucial for productivity and morale.
4. Training and Development:
MHR facilitates training programs to enhance the skills of employees, contributing to overall performance improvement. We also ensure that you are compliant with all mandatory training requirements such as SB1343, AB1825 and the newly enacted SB553 Workplace Violence Prevention Plan training that must be in place no later than July 1 this year.
MHR identifies areas for development and implements strategies to upskill the workforce.
5. Compensation and Benefits:
MHR manages compensation structures, ensuring they are competitive within the industry and align with the company's budget.
We administer employee benefits, such as health insurance and retirement plans, contributing to employee satisfaction and retention.
6. Risk Management:
MHR plays a critical role in identifying and managing risks related to employment practices, helping to mitigate potential legal and financial liabilities.
We establish safety protocols and ensure compliance with health and safety regulations.
7. Employee Engagement and Retention:
In smaller settings, maintaining a positive work culture is vital. MHR develops strategies to engage employees, recognize achievements, and foster a sense of belonging.
We contribute to employee retention by addressing concerns and providing growth opportunities.
8. Strategic Planning:
MHR assists small and midsize employers in aligning HR strategies with overall business goals.
We contribute to strategic planning by providing insights into workforce capabilities, needs, and potential challenges.
9. Efficient Operations:
MHR streamlines administrative tasks related to payroll, benefits administration, and record-keeping, allowing small and midsize employers to focus on core business functions.
We implement efficient HR systems and processes tailored to the organization's size and needs.
Monster HR is indispensable for small and midsize employers as it provides expertise in various areas critical to organizational success. From talent acquisition to compliance, employee relations, and strategic planning, MHR contributes significantly to the overall effectiveness and sustainability of smaller businesses.
It is my absolute pleasure to recommend Kim Stafford, CEO at Monster Human Resources. I thoroughly enjoy my time when talking to Kim about anything or recommendations I might need at any one time. She has become truly valuable and an asset to our company. She is always honest, dependable, and incredibly hardworking. Beyond that, she is an impressive source of HR and Payroll knowledge as is her team.