Human Resources
Excess Deference: The Retirement Plan Role HR Often Gets Wrong
Whether you're an HR generalist wearing ten hats or a seasoned director, knowing your role in the retirement plan is one of the most important things you can get right.
Most HR professionals treat the annual retirement plan review like a status update. The advisor presents, the team nods, and everyone gets back to the work they actually understand. The plan keeps running. Probably.
Key takeaways:
- Why HR is already a subject matter expert in the room, and how to use that expertise to get more out of every advisor meeting
- How to draw a clear line between what HR should own and what should get handed off the moment it leaves the building
- Why missed payroll contributions are the most common retirement plan compliance failure, and the simple calendar habit that catches them before they become a problem
Put the power in their hands
Give your employees the power to do it on their own with Employee Self Service (ESS). With secure, 24/7 access to their information, ESS gives employees one convenient place to view checks, request time off, print tax documents, clock in and out, and connect with their peers. And it’s quick and easy for supervisors to approve requests and view scheduling, putting more time back in your day to work on other initiatives.