SCOTTSDALE, AZ, October 07, 2012 (Press-News.org) A new and exciting addition to the business community in Arizona launches October 1, 2012. Infiniti HR, a payroll and benefits company that help businesses reduce costs by effectively managing human resource functions, will open its doors with an Arizona base located at The Scottsdale Forum, 6263 N. Scottsdale Rd., Scottsdale, Arizona.
The new West division comes as a result of the consistent market expansion by Infiniti HR. The new branch will be responsible for providing customizable human resources solutions, Fortune 500 level true-group benefits and comprehensive risk management to small and mid-size businesses throughout the US.
"The new West division will allow our organization to expand our reach so we can help clients everywhere concentrate on the revenue generating aspects of their business without worrying about payroll taxes, workers' compensation claims or unemployment issues," Infiniti HR CEO Scott Smrkovski said.
For the latest in human resources outsourcing, check out infinitihr.com. To learn more about how your business can save time and money, call the office at 480.588.6545.
Infiniti HR Announces New West Division in Scottsdale
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