Compliance Is a Pain. How to Outsource It.
It might not be all on you.
By Joe Worth •
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Hold on there. Let's back up and talk about what "compliance" is.
Industries can be divided into two categories: the heavily regulated and the less heavily regulated. We all know the ones buried under the most paperwork: healthcare, manufacturing, food, transportation, financial services and energy. For those companies, compliance is core to their very survival. But even if you're not working in one of those industries, you still have a lot of laws and regulations to follow -- submitting employee taxes, generating W-2s, staying on the right side of wage and health insurance rules, workplace safety and more. That's all "compliance," too. Compliance covers nearly every aspect of your business.
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