At what point would you need an HR and in what capacity? Do you think you’re too small?
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#32. In today's episode, Sevana and Tiffany dive into a question that business owners who hire employees will ask: at what point should you consider hiring an HR professional and what are the benefits and drawbacks (if any) you should consider?
Famous Example -
FedEx
Wegman's
Articles -
HR Outsourcing Options (https://fitsmallbusiness.com/best-hr-outsourcing/)
Dangers of having no HR (https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/dangers-running-business-without-human-resources-kye-harper)
Hiring Full-time HR Employee (https://www.businessnewsdaily.com/11158-hire-full-time-human-resources-employee.html)
Tools -
Bamboo HR (https://www.bamboohr.com/)
Advice -
Calculate HR support as a necessary expense to hiring and retaining employees. It should be seen as a normal cost of doing business but often overlooked and severely underestimated.
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