OpSource Staffing

When you're running a business, you spend a lot of time thinking about how every decision you make will benefit your business , whether that means improving efficiency or increasing profits — or both!

Too often, leadership fails to consider a major part of their business as they make decisions and set goals. What part would that be? Their workforce!

You already know that EMS (Exclusive Managed Services) benefits your business, but do you realize that it also benefits your employees? Here's how:   

While many employers assume that outsourcing a dedicated managed service like EMS means replacing their HR team. that is never a requirement.

HR and dedicated managed services are not mutually exclusive; they can — and often do — work together to support your company's bottom line.

Not only does the partnership between EMS and your HR team benefit your company, but it also benefits HR directly. Let's discuss how.

There is plenty to say about the benefits of having a dedicated managed service provider like EMS (Exclusive Managed Services), but sometimes it can be easy to overlook what it is about EMS that makes it different from other traditional staffing services.

EMS is unique in several ways, and those who have always relied on traditional staffing should know the difference between these two approaches to workforce management services. Let us explain...

Sometimes it can be difficult to determine whether or not your current recruitment and hiring processes are effective. Additionally, if you do find that they're ineffective, how do you determine what the solution is going forward?

In order to clear up some of the uncertainty around staffing and recruitment, we have some telltale signs that it's time to consider a different recruitment program for your company and possibly even outsource a managed service provider to handle your workforce.

Every company has its reasons for doing what they do — who they hire and who they don't, where they invest and where they don't, how they manage their workforce and how they don't. 

Unfortunately, though, sometimes the reasons company leaders have for the decisions they make are based on misconceptions. We've found this to often be true with EMS (Exclusive Managed Services). While we readily acknowledge that EMS is not for every company, we do want to make sure companies are not foregoing EMS for the wrong reasons — and especially not for false ones.

This article addresses some common objections and misconceptions companies have when it comes to EMS. 

There's managed services, and there's Exclusive Managed Services (EMS). The difference is in the benefits — and there are a lot of them.

Let's take a look.