
If medical insurance is now a basic utility, wellness programs are what helps retain employees. This is where PEOs need to shift their focus to really drive retention.
BY DANIEL CLINE
February 2026
PEOs can improve health care affordability and access for women by working with health benefits carriers to address coverage for health issues beyond fertility and childbirth.

PEOs can help employers select and implement the right engagement tools, ensure consistent and secure data collection, and provide expert guidance on interpreting results.

By offering diverse options—from mental-health resources and financial-wellness tools to lifestyle benefits and industry-specific programs PEOs can differentiate themselves without increasing employer costs while improving client/employee satisfaction and retention.
Bill Maness is the founder and CEO of Syndeo, the only Wichita, Kansas-based PEO. He’s been an active member of NAPEO since joining t
BY Chris Chaney
October 2025
Escaping communist Cuba via Operation Pedro Pan, an underground network that brought over 14,000 unaccompanied children to the U.S., he
BY CHRIS CHANEY
November 2025
When Jon Scoggins and a small team of Tulsa entrepreneurs gathered in late 2019 to map out a business strategy for a new kind of PEO, o
BY CHRIS CHANEY
December 2025/January 2026What truly sets CSS apart, Susko believes, is its uncompromising commitment to customer service. During office hours, there is no voicemail. Someone always picks up the phone.
BY CHRIS CHANEY
February 2026