The value of providing training to managers throughout the employment life cycle cannot be overlooked. Training ensures that your managers are knowledgeable about your company’s workplace law obligations and skilled in delivering human resources best practices in order to become successful in their roles. Training further enables business costs to be low, employer liability to be controlled, and allows for successful organizations to emerge. Did you know that in 2010 the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) filed 99,992 charges against the private sector?

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On January 18th, 2012, MidwestHR and PANTHEOS Group formed an official partnership under the MidwestHR, LLC brand in order to deliver an increased array of professional services to small and medium size businesses.

“We are delighted to announce our affiliation with PANTHEOS,” said Jeffrey Bartelt, President of MidwestHR, LLC.  “In addition to greater efficiencies and more robust service delivery systems, coupled with adding PANTHEOS’ extensive experience in the industry, we look forward to meeting the growing needs of the marketplace for professional employer services for all types and sizes of businesses.”

With this partnership, the current clients of both MidwestHR and PANTHEOS will see no disruption in service.  Relationships with current staff members will also continue, as both staffs will remain in place in order to continue to provide consistent service and support to our valued clients.

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MidwestHR, LLC founded in 1997 and headquartered in Warrenville, IL, is a forward-thinking Professional Employer Organization (PEO) that brings an innovative HR strategy to organizations who are focused on productivity, profitability and growth.  You can learn more about MidwestHR at www.MidwestHR.com.


Do all of the people in your company a have a library card?  They should and not just to the local public library but also to the company library.
If you don’t have a company library, start one today.  All it takes is some space in a conference room, a corner of the lunch / break room, an open cubicle, really any space in the office where a table and a couple of chairs plus a book case can be placed.

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