Integrating Payroll and 401(k): A Recipe for Time-Savings and Peace of Mind

Employee Benefits

Webinar

10/23/2017

Employers who start a 401(k) plan and often overwhelmed by complicated tasks they never anticipated.

However, the simple act of integrating payroll and 401(k) administration is a game-changer in time-savings and peace of mind.

In this Blue Cast You’ll Learn

The demands that a 401(k) imposes on plan sponsors
The impact this has on time and productivity
How payroll integration can help.

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