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HR Compliance

Compliance you don't have to think about

Most founders don't discover a compliance gap until a demand letter, an audit, or a disgruntled ex-employee finds it for them. We close those gaps before they cost you — and keep them closed as the rules change.

The problem

Compliance fails quietly, then all at once

The dangerous thing about HR compliance is that nothing breaks until something does. You can be out of compliance for two years and feel fine — right up until a wrongful-termination claim, a wage-and-hour audit, or an I-9 inspection turns a paperwork gap into a five- or six-figure problem. By then it's too late to fix cleanly.

What we handle

Everything hr compliance requires, run by someone who's done it before.

HR compliance audit

We start with a full audit of your current setup — classifications, postings, I-9s, handbook, required notices, and recordkeeping — and give you a prioritized list of what's actually exposed versus what's fine.

Worker classification

Employee vs. contractor and exempt vs. non-exempt are the two costliest classification mistakes. We get them right and document the reasoning so it holds up if challenged.

Multi-state compliance

Every state your employees work in adds its own rules. We track registrations, required policies, paid-leave programs, and pay-transparency obligations per state.

Required policies & postings

Harassment-prevention training, mandatory notices, and state-specific policies — we make sure the ones you're legally required to have are in place and current.

Recordkeeping & I-9s

Proper personnel files, retention schedules, and I-9 compliance — the unglamorous paperwork that wins or loses cases.

Ongoing monitoring

Employment law changes constantly. We track what changes in your states and update your policies before a new rule becomes a new liability.

Common questions

HR Compliance FAQ

What does an HR compliance audit cover?

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A Bevel HR compliance audit reviews worker classification, wage-and-hour practices, required state and federal postings, your handbook and policies, I-9 and personnel recordkeeping, and any state-specific obligations for every state you employ people in. You get a prioritized findings report — what's urgent, what's worth fixing, and what's already fine.

How much does HR compliance support cost?

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Ongoing compliance is included in every Bevel HR retainer starting at $1,800/month. A standalone HR compliance audit runs $1,500–$2,500 as a one-time project, and many clients start there before moving to a monthly retainer.

Do you handle compliance in multiple states?

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Yes — multi-state compliance is one of the most common reasons companies hire us. We track each state's registration, paid-leave, pay-transparency, and policy requirements based on where each employee actually works, not just where you're headquartered.

Is Bevel HR a law firm?

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No. We're HR professionals, not attorneys, and nothing we provide is legal advice. We handle the operational compliance work and, when a situation calls for legal counsel, we tell you and coordinate with your employment attorney.
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