Who This Is For
Texas businesses with 25 to 100 employees. You have a payroll provider and maybe an office manager who handles paperwork, and every real HR decision still lands on your desk. You did not build the company to become good at employment law, and you should not have to. What you need is to know exactly where you are exposed, what each gap would cost if it went wrong, and what it costs to close it. That is the whole product.
What the Current State Costs
At 20% turnover, a 50-person company at $48,000 average pay is losing roughly $480,000 a year to the revolving door. Crossing 50 employees triggers FMLA, and most owners find out from a demand letter. Then there are your evenings: every hour you spend on a personnel mess is an hour your business paid executive rates for referee work.
What Gets Audited
The audit scores your business across the six domains of the People Systems Design framework, translated into owner terms. Each domain answers one question.
Does anyone actually know what their job is and who decides what?
If an employee sued you tomorrow, what would your files prove?
How much does your hiring and turnover actually cost, and where does it leak?
Can your supervisors correct and document, or do they escalate everything to you?
Do you see people problems in the numbers before they show up in your inbox?
Do your reviews, pay decisions, and discipline hold up, or do they contradict each other?
Audit Pricing
Three fixed fees. No hourly billing, no open-ended proposal.
- Personnel file sample review
- Handbook and policy gap list
- Written summary of findings
- Full six-domain audit with interviews
- Priced repair roadmap
- Pre-termination review credit
- Personnel file sample review
- Handbook and policy gap list
- Full six-domain audit with interviews
- Findings call with plain-language risk explanation
- Priced repair roadmap
- Pre-termination review credit
- Everything in the Compliance Audit
- Priced repair roadmap, every fix with a dollar figure
- One pre-termination review credit, usable any time in 12 months
- Your numbers in the HR Cost Exposure worksheet, completed together on the findings call
After the Audit: The Retainer
Most audit clients move to a monthly retainer, because the audit tells you where you stand and the retainer keeps you there. Senior HR judgment on call, at a fraction of the cost of a $120,000 HR director.
- Phone and email access for every people decision
- Policy and handbook upkeep as laws change
- Quarterly file and practice review
- Supervisor training sessions
- Pre-termination reviews (billed per review)
- Annual mini-audit refresh
- Phone and email access for every people decision
- Policy and handbook upkeep as laws change
- Quarterly file and practice review
- One supervisor training session per year
- Pre-termination reviews (billed per review)
- Annual mini-audit refresh
- Phone and email access for every people decision
- Policy and handbook upkeep as laws change
- Quarterly file and practice review
- Two supervisor training sessions per year
- Unlimited pre-termination reviews, included
- Annual mini-audit refresh
A Clear Picture of Your Exposure and a Priced Plan to Close It.
If any part of the engagement fails to meet your standard, the final 25% of the fee is waived. This guarantee applies if:
- The report is not delivered within 10 business days of document receipt
- Any finding lacks a plain-language explanation of the risk and the fix
- The repair roadmap arrives without pricing
Timeline
Ten business days from document receipt to findings call. The document request goes out the day you sign, and most owners can pull everything in an afternoon.
Questions Owners Ask
You Already Carry the Risk. The Audit Just Puts a Number on It.
A 20-minute scoping call confirms the tier that fits and starts the clock. If a termination is pending, say so first and the review gets sequenced ahead of everything else.