Powering Today's HR Professionals

Our fully customizable HR platform provides expert legal analysis, guidance, training, and tools specifically for HR professionals.

Your Ultimate HR Toolkit

Powerful workflow tools and countless timesaving and training resources all in one convenient dashboard.

Employee Handbook Builder

Build, update, and customize a state-specific, cloud based employee handbook with one simple tool.

FLSA Audit Tool

Save time and money, and gain peace of mind that your FLSA practices are in compliance with automated risk assessments, and an employee classification tool. .

Job Description Manager

1,000+ job descriptions, ready for your customization, complete with team based approvals.

Federal and State Topic Analysis

Side-by-side, plain-English analysis, guidance, and related resources on all key HR topics.

State Law Chart Builder

Create custom, fast-read summaries of state and federal requirements across 75+ challenging areas of HR compliance.

Salary Finder

Research and compare salaries for over 2,400 job titles; filter based on industry, location, and company size.

HR Hotline

Make attorney fees a thing of the past. Thorough, plain-English answers to your most pressing questions, available by phone, chat, or email.

Training Modules

Browse, download, and customize instructor-lead training materials spanning hot training topics like sexual harassment, personal leave, hiring, and more!

HR Hero allows my crews the ability to access HR directly when they need it and they do not have to wait for Administration. Not only are they able to look up the general day to day policies that pertains to the service; but they are also able to research other laws that they themselves are affected by personally and professionally. I have saved many hours already personally with the staff being able to have access to not only our policy manual, but by the many research aids available through HR Hero. Way more efficient way of conducting services.

- Sean Roed, Paramedic

Lake Region Ambulance Service