PEO Industry Gathers in Washington to Advocate for Small Businesses

Message to Congress: Professional Employer Organizations (PEOs) Help
Small Businesses and their Employees

May 21, 2018, Arlington, Virginia—The National Association of Professional Employer Organizations
(NAPEO) hosts its annual PEO Capitol Summit in the nation’s Capital this week, and some 200
representatives of professional employer organizations (PEOs) will be in town to discuss issues
surrounding new developments in workplace laws & regulations, tax reform legislation, and
healthcare.

PEO industry executives will also meet with members of Congress to highlight the positive economic
impact of the industry, as well as the multiple ways PEOs benefit both small businesses and their
employees.

PEOs provide comprehensive HR, benefits, and compliance assistance solutions for 156,000 to 180,000
small businesses and between 2.7 and 3.4 million worksite employees. The current size of the industry
is between $136 and $156 billion.

“The PEO industry is booming and that’s because more and more business owners realize that using a
PEO allows them to focus on running their businesses by handing off all the HR and compliance related
tasks, ” NAPEO President & CEO Pat Cleary.

“PEOs help small and midsized businesses comply with a host of labor and employment laws, both
federal and state. They also help small businesses grow 7-9 percent faster, have 10-14 percent lower
turnover, and generate higher profits. That’s something every member of Congress can appreciate.”

About NAPEO
The National Association of Professional Employer Organizations (NAPEO) is The Voice of the PEO IndustryTM and
represents about 85 percent of the industry’s estimated $136-$152 billion in gross revenues. NAPEO has some
250 PEO members that provide payroll, benefits, and other HR services to between 156,000 to 180,000
businesses employing 2.7 and 3.4 million people. An additional 200 companies that provide services to PEOs are
associate members of NAPEO. For more information, please visit www.napeo.org.

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