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Where Good Ol’ Fashioned Service is Always in Style! CUPI is not your typical HR outsourcing partner. Our over-the-top commitment to providing exceptional customer service and reliable HR industry knowledge and know-how will leave you feeling nostalgic – transporting you back to a time of classic, time-honored service traditions! A time when great service meant just that … great service, not just lip service!

So if you’re looking for a competitive edge for your business – think CUPI. With us, personnel is personal! We realize that we are an extension of your company, and you’ve entrusted us with representing and delivering on the same ideals, goals and objectives. By partnering with our team of HR professionals, you’ll quickly discover Why HR Outsourcing makes sense through our cost-effective solutions:

Experience the CUPI difference for yourself. Call us today to visit with us on how we can help simplify your business!

WHAT'S NEW IN HR:

February 1, 2009
Officials with the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) have delayed until April 3, 2009, a requirement that employers must use a revised version of the employment eligibility verification form-known as the I-9 form. According to an interim rule published in December 2008, employers were supposed to begin using the revised verification form on Feb. 2, 2009. However, when President Obama took office, the White House issued a directive to all federal agencies asking them to review any regulations introduced by the Bush administration but had not taken effect before Jan. 20, 2009.

January 21, 2009
TX employers' unemployment insurance (UI) tax rates have gone up for calendar year 2009 the TWC has announced. The higher rates stem from two causes: one, a raise in the minimum tax rate for calendar year 2009, up from a 25-year low in 2008; and two, the reinstatement of the replenishment tax. The new minimum rate is the first increase in employers' contribution rates since 2004.