Paying employees from a trust? Download the e-book to learn about the responsibilities – and liabilities – associated with managing trust-paid employment relationships.
Paying employees from a trust? Download the e-book to learn about the responsibilities – and liabilities – associated with managing trust-paid employment relationships.
Pre-employment screening, including criminal background checks, I-9 verification, and more
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Compliant W-2 employee classification, wage benchmarking and budget projections, hiring best practices, new hire engagement letters, and mandatory employer notices
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Develop time off policies, job duties and expectations, and other workplace policies
Fast, flexible, reliable in-house payroll processing (any schedule and frequency) with 99.98% accuracy
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Customized, compliant pay set-up consultation to ensure continuity with current pay setup as well as compliance with wage and hour regulations
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Retain payroll and tax records compliantly and generate customized reports
Workers’ compensation insurance
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General Liability and Excess Liability insurance
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Employment Practices Liability insurance
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Other insurance (e.g., Employee Theft and Crime, Automobile, Cyber Security, Caregiver, Child and Elder Abuse, etc.)
Administer employment policies mandated by states, cities, and counties, including paid sick leave, required benefits, and leaves of absence
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Unlimited access to consultation, coaching, and support with a trained HR professional
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Perform employee terminations, ensuring compliance with state laws (final paycheck, required notices, COBRA communication & administration)
Manage workers’ compensation, unemployment, and disability claims
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Handle investigations, claims, and lawsuits related to allegations of harassment, discrimination, and hostile work environment
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In-house team of compliance experts who provide guidance on federal, state, and local employment laws and regulations with experience in household employment in all 50 states (plus Puerto Rico and Guam)
Access to social security, Medicare, and unemployment benefits
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Ability to participate in 401k plan
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Documented work history with a national employer and verifications of employment
Worker classification is based on the legal reality of the working relationship – not whether the worker wishes to be an independent contractor. Caregivers, companions, and other household employees are almost always W-2 employees, and misclassifying them as 1099 contractors can lead to significant financial penalties to both the trustee and the trust.
Learn more about whether your trust-paid service providers are being managed compliantly: