Atlanta, Georgia PEO

Known for its southern charm, diversity, and culture, Atlanta is a hotspot for starting a business. For most small business owners, though, managing day-to-day HR and business functions like health insurance, retirement plans, long-term disability, payroll taxes, and workers' compensation can be a huge burden and take away from the core of the business. 

As your company grows, outsourcing your HR functions to a professional employer organization (PEO) like GMS can help. When you partner with us, we’ll take on the administrative tasks of running a successful business, helping Georgia business owners reduce HR costs, manage compliance issues, and offer attractive employee benefits.

Our Atlanta PEO office provides comprehensive human resources services for small businesses including:

• Payroll and tax
• Human resources
• Employee benefits
• Risk management
• Benefits administration (for insurance brokers)

5500 Interstate N Pkwy

Suite 235

Atlanta, GA 30328

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