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Experian Employer Services
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Employers need a partner they can rely on to face today’s new challenges. Whether it’s overcoming compliance hurdles, financial uncertainty, improving the employee experience or adapting to a new workforce, employers are asking for new and innovative solutions to improve compliance and their bottom line. Experian Employer Services offers a full suite of HR, Payroll and Tax solutions through Experian’s client-first approach with unmatched expertise. Eliminate operational burdens and reduce costs while improving compliance with local, state and federal employer requirements. We’ve already improved the bottom line for more than 3,400 employers representing 30 million employees. Turn your workforce management into a competitive advantage with the power of Experian, one of Fortune’s Top 100 Most Innovative Companies in America. Experian Employer Services offers the focus and flexibility you value with trusted expertise and security you need.
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6 published signals
Presence & Recognition
Experian Employer Services partnered with Gong in San Francisco this month, featuring thousands of Dreamforce attendees arriving at the airport and along the 101.
Reported by Lisa Dickson
People
Experian Employer Services welcomed Stephanye Simmons as a new employee.
Reported by Stephanye Simmons
Research & Knowledge
Experian Employer Services published Vijay Thakkar's latest state-by-state guide on E-Verify laws and state-by-state requirements.
Reported by Experian Employer Services
Research & Knowledge
Experian Employer Services published an analysis from Vijay Thakkar on New DHS guidance on Curricular Practical Training (CPT) and its implications for hiring timelines, onboarding, and work authorization compliance.
Reported by Experian Employer Services
People
Experian Employer Services is hiring a marketing role to support one of its fastest growing businesses.
Reported by Jon Hay
Legal & Regulatory
Experian Employer Services notes that SB 1786, a Texas law requiring the Texas Workforce Commission to expand employer wage reporting, is being accepted for comments through September 7, 2026.
Reported by Wayne Rottger