Resources

As a staffing business owner, it’s important to know how to read and analyze financial documents. While you can’t be a subject matter expert in everything, these free quick guides will give you the tips you need to know about standard financial documents in order to run your business. In this series we have two…

Businesses pay government agencies millions of dollars each year in compliance penalties. To help avoid fines, it can pay to be aware of common payroll pitfalls. Based on interviews with company leaders across the nation who talk to businesses every day, this free download summarizes the consistent payroll mistakes made by small business owners.

Cash flow is the lifeblood of any successful staffing business, but it’s not not always steady month to month. While you pay your temps weekly, you might not have your invoice paid for 30 to 90 days. Working capital is important for covering payroll and taking on new projects, so it’s important to monitor your cash flow….

Some staffing firms choose to handle their payroll in-house, typically for cost, cash-flow flexibility, or control purposes. However, there are a number of drawbacks to this approach, including lost productivity, errors, and security and storage risks. This white paper is an overview of how a professional payroll provider can help staffing firms concentrate on the critical…

In an industry where volume can fluctuate wildly from week to week, healthy cash flow can be the difference between staying afloat and going under. Undercapitalization is one of the main reasons that staffing agencies fail. Staffing businesses need a stable and flexible source for working capital, and many turn to outside financing for help….

Whether you’ve been in the business for decades or just starting up, it’s not always clear what you should be charging customers in order to keep competitive and still make a profit. Many different factors go in to pricing out your staffing firm services, so in this white paper we will discuss the major components…

Safety is one issue that staffing firms should take very seriously, because accidents and worker’s compensation claims have serious implications for the long-term health of your business. Good safety policies and best practices can go a long way in helping keep your workers safe. With that in mind, we have put together a document specific…

The ongoing COVID-19 pandemic is resulting in dire economic circumstances in the US, effectively launching us into a recession. In these uncertain times, it is worth considering what this recession means for your staffing firm and what you can do to survive – and even thrive. To help staffing firm owners during this volatile time,…

Businesses are not made of bricks and mortar. Instead, businesses are the sum total of the people who work there. For staffing businesses, having good employees both internally and externally is crucial to success. You want the best recruiters, and you want solid temporary workers filling your job orders and representing your business to your…