Ask the HR Experts
- Are you tired of spending hours searching internet sites for the HR rules that apply to your organization?
- Do you wonder whether your company is at risk for employment-related lawsuits right now?
- Would you like to get ideas for improving employee performance?
- Are you crossing your fingers and hoping that you or your staff members are completing all the right paperwork and employee notifications?
- Do you wish you had a reliable resource to answer your human resource questions at your fingertips?
You can have it all – peace of mind at a reasonable investment. It’s KJGroup’s Ask the HR Experts service.
KJ Group can solve your HR-related challenges and answer your questions. We offer timely responses with 24 hour e-mail and voicemail support for your convenience.
Key Benefits: Reduced Risk, Peace of Mind and Future Growth
- KJGroup gives you the freedom to focus on your core services (while we worry about HR.)
- You’ll have peace of mind knowing that your policies are supported by an HR Professional.
- You’ll get the opportunity to learn or confirm the essentials of Human Resources management in a rapidly changing environment.
- You can identify and put a strategic plan into place for future Human Resources administration.
Key Features:
- KJGroup’s Ask the HR Expert service provides a mentoring and support relationship to address daily Human Resources administration.
- General HR consultation.
- Quick answers to your HR questions. Our HR Advisors are on hand via phone and email to locate the information you need.
- Structured HR practices to consistently address employee issues.
- Forms and files are properly completed, stored, retained and destroyed.
- Collaborate with management to develop and implement recruiting and retention strategies, including exit interviews.
Frequently asked questions:
- We currently have independent contractors working in our office. What are the rules for contract employees?
- We often put workplace posters on our company intranet. Are we in compliance?
- We need to layoff employees and one of the employees is currently out on disability leave. Can we still terminate them?
- We have nonexempt employees who are “on call”. What are the requirements under the Fair Labor Standards Act (FLSA)?