RECENT SUCCESSES

A client save $70,000 in workers compensation premiums through the efforts of McKenzieHR

Put together an open enrollment communications package helping the client SAVE  over $80,000 in medical insurance premiums by moving to multiple options including a Health Savings Account. 

Ask us how we did it?

potential@mckenziehr.com

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Call and ask Bob about cost effective recruitment options. As noted in an article in the Jacksonville Business Journal of March 2, 2007.  Check out the Strategies Section Written by Dolly Penland.

904-861-2903 or

potential@mckenziehr.com

Look at our current client openings.

904-861-2903
We charge by the hour, not by the job.

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A New and Improved
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• Survival means developing a culture of keeping your good people and quickly weeding out those who are not a fit to your organization. 
  
  
• Companies that do not have a strong culture of supporting career growth and training and development opportunities will experience turnover that is so high it will be difficult to operate let alone grow.
  
  
• More and more people will forsake the traditional large Fortune 500 companies for a smaller and more nimble working environment where change is the name of the game and quick change to keep up with the technological advances is expected of everyone.
  
  
• Outsourcing many of your vital functions will be necessary just to survive.  Two of the fastest growing businesses are outsourcing of call centers and human resources.  Quick to follow will be financial reporting and information technology.   
  
  
• All of your processes, software, recruitment activities, sales and marketing techniques, etc. are probably outdated and need to be scrapped or revamped. 
  
  
• Health care insurance as we know it today will not exist in 3 to 5 years. 
  
  
• International recruitment will be a must for continued growth.  It is estimated that the 65,000 cap on H1-B visas for Fiscal Year 2008 (October 1, 2007, to September 30, 2008) will be reached on April 2, 2007, one day after the filing window opens.  Last year the cap was met in less than 60 days after the opening date of the filing window