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Unlock the Full Potential of Your Business with Fractional HR Services

Managing human resources efficiently is a critical aspect of any business. However, maintaining a full-time, in-house HR team can be costly and resource-intensive. That's where fractional HR services come into play, providing a flexible and cost-effective solution for businesses of all sizes.

What is Fractional HR?

Fractional HR involves hiring HR professionals on a part-time basis to handle specific HR functions. This approach allows businesses to access top-tier HR expertise without the overhead costs of a full-time HR department. Whether you need help with payroll, recruitment, compliance, or employee relations, fractional HR services offer the flexibility to meet your unique needs.

Benefits of Fractional HR Services

Save on the expenses associated with hiring and maintaining a full-time HR team. Pay only for the services you need.
Scale HR services up or down based on your business needs. Access expert HR support on demand.
Gain access to experienced HR professionals with specialized knowledge in various HR functions.
Streamline HR processes and improve overall efficiency, allowing your business to focus on core activities.
Ensure adherence to labor laws and regulations, reducing the risk of legal issues and penalties.

On-Demand HR Consulting: Expertise When You Need It

Our on-demand HR consulting services provide immediate access to HR expertise, helping you address specific challenges as they arise. Whether you're facing a complex employee relations issue, need assistance with compliance, or require strategic HR planning, our on-demand consultants are here to help.

Key On-Demand HR Services

Find and hire top talent quickly and efficiently.
Ensure accurate and timely payroll management.
Stay up-to-date with labor laws and regulations.
Resolve conflicts and manage employee grievances professionally.
Enhance employee skills and promote career growth.
Implement effective performance appraisal systems.
Align HR practices with your business goals.

Why choose our fractional & On-demand hr services

Tailored solutions

We customize our services to meet the specific needs of your business

experienced professionals

Our team comprises seasoned HR experts with a deep understanding of best practices

Proven Track Record

We have a history of successfully helping businesses manage their HR functions effectively

Client Satisfaction

Positive testimonials and references from our clients attest to our reliability and quality of service

Advanced Technology

We leverage the latest HR tools and technology to streamline processes and improve efficiency

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Client Triumphs

HR Innovation for Business Growth

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Tech Startup Expansion

A tech startup facing rapid growth needed scalable HR support. By engaging our fractional HR services, they accessed expert guidance on recruitment, compliance, and employee relations, resulting in smooth growth and improved employee satisfaction.

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Retail Chain Efficiency

A regional retail chain struggling with employee engagement and HR processes turned to our on-demand HR consulting. We provided tailored solutions for payroll, benefits administration, and performance management, leading to higher engagement and reduced turnover.

Your Source for the Latest HR Law Updates

Beginning May 1, 2025, private Missouri employers need to start providing paid sick leave under Missouri's new sick leave law. Employers must let their employees earn 1 hour of paid sick leave for every 30 hours worked. For more information, see our Missouri Paid Sick Leave research entry or use the Sick Leave policy engine to generate the policy.
The Maryland General Assembly passed a bill to establish later effective dates for Maryland’s paid family and medical leave insurance program. Payroll deductions will begin on January 1, 2027. The recalculated maximum weekly benefit amount will also go into effect on January 1, 2027. Employers must remit the first payment to the State in April 2027. Maryland Paid Family and Medical Leave benefits become available to employees beginning January 3, 2028.
On April 21, 2025, Governor Inslee signed HB 1747, implementing additional restrictions for employers who wish to look into their applicants’ and employees’ criminal histories. Beginning July 1, 2026, employers with 15 or more employees may not: (1) inquire about criminal records before first extending a conditional job offer; (2) take a tangible adverse employment action based on an applicant's or employee's arrest record or juvenile conviction record; or (3) take a tangible adverse employment action based on an applicant's or employee's adult conviction record, unless the employer has a legitimate business reason for taking such action. Employers will also be required to provide notice to employees and applicants before the employer takes an adverse action against them and allow the employee or applicant an opportunity to explain or correct their record. This amendment will apply to employers with fewer than 15 employees beginning January 1, 2027.
On November 10, 2024, New Jersey enacted a new wage transparency law. Beginning June 1, 2025, employers with 10 or more employees must include wage ranges and a general description of benefits in job postings. Employers must also make reasonable efforts to inform existing employees of opportunities for promotion. Employers could face up to $600 per violation.
The 2024 EEO-1 Component 1 Data Collection is now open! All covered employers must submit and certify reports by June 24, 2025. EEOC Acting Chair Andrea Lucas reminds employers to comply with Title VII, avoid discrimination, and use demographic data responsibly. Stay informed and access resources at www.eeocdata.org/eeo1.