NAPEO
THIS MONTH’S FOCUS: The PEO Compliance Landscape VIEW ALL
WAS LOPER BRIGHT A PAPER TIGER?
Loper Bright cannot be understood in a vacuum. The Supreme Court’s prohibition on lower court national injunctions in the Casa case reduces litigation stakes for agencies and potential rewards for private litigants which could embolden an agency to regulate aggressively.
BY KERIM FIDEL, ESQ.
May 2026
RECENT EEOC DEVELOPMENTS: TELEWORK ACCOMMODATION GUIDANCE AND HARASSMENT GUIDANCE RESCISSION
With respect to telework accommodations, PEOs should review existing remote work arrangements that they granted as disability accommodations and assess whether those arrangements remain necessary and appropriate.
THE FIDUCIARY PARADOX: WHY MANUAL BENEFITS ADMINISTRATION IS A HIDDEN LIABILITY
In today's regulatory environment, we can't treat administrative hygiene as just another operational metric. Manual data entry isn't just a bottleneck anymore. It is a direct fiduciary and legal liability.
DATA PRIVACY AND THE PEO ROLE: MANAGING RISK IN A CHANGING COMPLIANCE LANDSCAPE
Across the United States, state privacy laws are rapidly expanding, while federal regulators are increasing enforcement around data handling, discrimination and employee rights.
EDITOR’S PICKS VIEW ALL
THE ACCIDENTAL OPERATOR: HOW MIKE SUSKO BECAME THE STEADY HAND BEHIND CENTRAL STAFF SERVICES
What truly sets CSS apart, Susko believes, is its uncompromising commitment to customer service. During office hours, there is no voice
BY CHRIS CHANEY
February 2026
ONEDIGITAL’S TED CRAWFORD: PLAYING THE LONG GAME
Rebranding under OneDigital has strengthened market visibility and national reach for Crawford. Overnight, he had access to many new ma
BY CHRIS CHANEY
March 2026
LONE STAR PEO: HOW TODD & BECKY NEWTON CARRY ON THE PEO FAMILY LEGACY
The motivation wasn’t simply to launch a business. It was to recreate the culture they had valued most, one centered on service, acce
BY CHRIS CHANEY
April 2026
THIS MONTH’S COVER STORY
MEET CONGRESSMAN RICHARD NEAL: A Q&A WITH THE HOUSE WAYS & MEANS RANKING MEMBER
Congressman Richard Neal (D-MA) has served Massachusetts in the U.S. House of Representatives since 1988. He has served most of that time as a member of the Ways & Means Committee and served as committee chairman from 2019 until 2023. He currently serves as the committee’s ranking member. He spoke with NAPEO Vice President of …
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May 2026