Showing posts with label hr. Show all posts
Showing posts with label hr. Show all posts

Friday, June 15, 2012

People Lease Service

Businesses succeed or fail based on one very important factor: service. Here at People Lease, we consider our success to be a direct result of the hard work we put into keeping our customers happy.

quoteAt People Lease we handle the back-office chores associated with employee administration. We provide companies with services like payroll, benefits, retirement, and deal with making sure our customers stay compliant with federal and state regulations. To do this effectively we work closely with our clients to make sure their needs are always met.

We know that every business is unique with its own unique problems. We service clients both large and small. No matter what size the company is, our staff is completely dedicated to providing perfect service. Our clients know that the well-being of their employees is one of the most important aspects of a successful business and we know that any difficulty will affect an employee’s peace of mind. That’s why any small problem is a big deal to us.

quoteAt the end of the day, People Lease clients know that we’re there for them. Our clients can always pick up the phone and talk to one of our payroll specialists and get personalized solutions to their employee administration concerns. If you want more information on what we can do for your company call us today at 601-987-3025.

Friday, May 11, 2012

Avoiding Hiring Mistakes

Whether you're growing your business or replacing staff members, you want to find quality employees. You already have applicants and after looking through our recent posts on hiring, you think you're ready to find the right person. You know that the wrong person can cost your company time and money. But all too often, businesses make hiring mistakes.

There are several hiring mistakes to avoid. Common problems start with the interview. You need to be clear about the job's requirements up front and stay on target. You don't want to hire someone based solely on their personality or appearance without asking questions related to the position. Also, don't mistake a candidate's nervousness for lack of ability. Interviews can be intimidating for anyone, especially if it's a surprise group interview.

Another mistake is paying too much attention to the candidate's degree over their experience. There's just no substitute for a proven track record.  Don't forget, you're looking for someone who has a good feel for the position and will be a good fit for your team. You might consider involving your current employees, as well.  After all, they're the ones who will be interacting with the person hired. Getting your employee's input can help strengthen their involvement and loyalty for the company.

Possibly the most important mistake to avoid is not checking candidate's backgrounds. If you're serious about a potential employee, make sure their work history is accurate and check a few references. Internet giant Yahoo recently made this mistake when their new CEO's resume listed a degree he didn't actually have. In addition to the work history and references, background checks are very handy. You certainly don't want to hire a professional embezzler or someone who's been convicted of stealing from the company warehouse.

Hiring is always a daunting task but if you remember these rules while going through your interviews you'll be one step ahead of the game.

Friday, May 4, 2012

The role of social media in hiring

So you've decided to do a little hiring and you're going through the resumes and talking to references as these things have always been done. But what about the new tool in the hiring toolbox?

Social media is a huge part of American culture these days and it's naturally extended into hiring practices. Many managers are looking at job seekers' profiles to find out who is company material.

What can employers find out about a candidate through social media sites? Many look to see if the applicant conveys a professional image and what communication skills they have. Managers can also see if the candidate's background info supports their professional qualifications. In most cases, employers look to get a good idea of the candidate's overall personality.

Of course, social media is also a means by which employers weed out candidates. The most common strike against job seekers is posting inappropriate or provocative pictures online. Drinking and drug use is also a factor in rejecting candidates. Additionally, employers tend not to hire those with poor communication skills, have bad-mouthed a previous employer, and who make discriminatory remarks.

If you're looking to hire, you wouldn't be the first to take advantage of social media to find out a little about who your candidates really are. Of course, businesses have to be very careful when using social media not to discriminate against potential employees in order to stay in line with the law.

Wednesday, January 11, 2012



You know that the success of your business hinges on how well you know your industry. Being an expert in your field sets you apart from the competition. The same goes for People Lease.

At People Lease, we strive for perfection in back office solutions so you can spend your time on what makes your business successful. Small Business Reports states that the average manager spends up to 23% of their work hours on staff administrative paperwork. People Lease is here to give you back that time.

These days, small businesses fight an uphill battle against employee administration rules, regulations, and penalties. We help our clients steer clear of these problems with superior knowledge of these ever-changing policies. People Lease can take care of your payroll processing, employee benefits, insurance, workers' compensation, 401(k) and much more. With access to all these benefits, our clients are able to attract and retain the best employees.

People Lease is a Mississippi-based company that has been in business in the Jackson area for over 27 years. Our clients receive reliable, personalized service and a high level of commitment to their needs. And we're always reaching to do more. We've recently added an online portal to our website where clients will be able to access employee files and pay histories, view and print management and payroll reports, and even submit payroll. We've also added an HR Support Center to our site so clients can now read human resources articles, download forms and job descriptions, research laws and more. With all these options and much more, People Lease is here to make payroll and human resources work for your business.