Your All-in-One Partner for Payroll, HR, Benefits, Insurance & Retirement


At Simco, our mission is to maximize efficiency for businesses through a complete, integrated solution. By combining innovative HCM technology with personalized service, we seamlessly manage payroll, HR, benefits, insurance, and retirement—so you can focus on growing your business.

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At Simco, we understand the pressure business owners and managers face—juggling responsibilities, chasing compliance, and navigating without the right tools or support. That’s where we come in.


Our fully integrated Human Capital Management (HCM) system brings payroll, HR, benefits, insurance, and retirement together in one cohesive solution—backed by expert guidance and real people who care. From technology to trusted advisory services, we’re here to make your operations more efficient—and your life a little easier.

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We're more than just HR

Comprehensive services for your business.

Simco is your all-in-one partner for workforce support.
We’re here to help with compliance, open enrollment, payroll processing, time and attendance systems, onboarding and offboarding, employee handbooks, ACA tracking, 401(k) and retirement plans, commercial and personal insurance, Medicare group or personal sessions for your employees, and much more.

Streamline your Payroll.

Simco provides full-service payroll for your business with combined knowledge, expertise, and advanced technology through our partnership with isolved. Our experienced payroll team has earned a distinguished reputation of providing accurate payroll processing that is efficient and secure. 

Streamline your HR.

Have peace of mind knowing your human resources processes, policies, and systems are effective and in compliance.  Simco can improve your processes while reducing administrative costs.  Outsource various elements of your HR function to maximize efficiency while minimizing risk.

Streamline your Employee Benefits Process.

We will match your employees to their benefit options and make the enrollment process easier for your business. With our technology and personalized service, we can save you valuable time. Your employees can enroll for benefits, update personal records, and access their benefit information on their own. Our benefits team will ensure your plans comply with the appropriate state and federal regulations.


Streamline your Commercial Insurance.

We provide a comprehensive review of your suite of commercial insurance products to determine if your insurance coverage is the right size and type for your organization.  We’ll assess and identify uncovered exposures or emerging risks that you need to address to protect your most valuable assets.


Our Employee Solutions Team

Our licensed insurance agents can help your employees, their spouces, friends and the public with any of their personal insurance needs. 


Our Medicare team offers one-on-one consultations and group sessions to help individuals navigate through their options and timeline at no cost!  Home, auto, renters and many more kinds of insurance are easy and free to quote.  Appointments are required to serve everyone efficiently and are available in-person or virtually.

Retirement

At Simco, we offer PEPs (Pooled Employer Plans), a retirement solution created by the SECURE Act in 2020. PEPs expand access to retirement plans for all workers by allowing employers from unrelated industries to join a pooled plan arrangement. By adopting PEPs, businesses can enjoy benefits such as increased administrative efficiencies, reduced fiduciary risk, and the potential for significant cost savings.

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What sets us apart? Three things! 


1.  Empowering Success Through Education
We believe in providing the knowledge and resources that drive long-term success, ensuring your team is equipped to thrive.


2. Tailored Solutions with Expert Advisory and Integrated HCM Technology
Our approach combines customized, cutting-edge HCM technology with expert advisory services to deliver seamless, efficient solutions that meet your unique business needs.


3. Personalized Service with Direct Access to Experts

A dedicated Simco Client Success Manager periodically reviews your business needs and ensures every aspect of your solution works cohesively—backed by direct access to our team of experts, committed to delivering exceptional service.


Not only are we cost-effective – we're the comprehensive solution you've been looking for. Give us a call! Discover why we're the complete package.

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September 2, 2025
Many businesses rely on multiple vendors to manage critical functions such as HR, payroll/HCM, benefits, commercial insurance, and retirement plans. While outsourcing can provide specialized expertise in each area, using separate providers often creates hidden costs that can quietly undermine efficiency, accuracy, and employee satisfaction. Here’s why integration matters, and how a consolidated approach can save time, reduce risk, and improve the employee experience. 1. Increased Administrative Burden When each service is managed by a separate vendor, administrative work multiplies. Employees and HR teams may spend extra hours logging into different systems to process payroll, submit benefits updates, or manage compliance tasks. Reconciling employee information across multiple portals and coordinating communications between vendors creates unnecessary complexity, which can distract your team from strategic priorities. 2. Higher Risk of Errors and Compliance Issues Fragmentation can increase the likelihood of costly mistakes. Payroll errors, mismanaged retirement contributions, and insurance coverage gaps often occur when systems do not communicate effectively. A single misalignment can have a ripple effect: Incorrect payroll deductions Late or missing retirement contributions Gaps in insurance coverage or compliance violations With multiple vendors, the risk of these errors and their consequences rises. 3. Limited Visibility and Reporting When each service lives in its own system, it’s hard to get a complete picture of your workforce. Without centralized reporting, many businesses struggle to: Analyze labor costs or benefits spending accurately Identify compliance gaps or coverage issues Track trends in employee engagement and retention Limited visibility makes it difficult to make informed decisions and optimize operations. 4. Compounded Costs Paying multiple vendors for separate services often results in more than just the sum of their fees. Each system typically comes with its own implementation, training, and subscription costs, which can quickly add up. In addition, internal administrative hours spent managing vendor relationships, reconciling conflicting data, or troubleshooting errors create a hidden expense that is often overlooked. Businesses may also face unexpected costs when trying to integrate or transfer data between disconnected platforms, or when compliance issues arise due to misaligned processes. Over time, these scattered costs compound, reducing overall efficiency and limiting resources that could be better spent on strategic growth initiatives. 5. Frustrated Employees The impact of fragmentation extends to employees. They may face confusion about where to access benefits or payroll information, experience delays in issue resolution, or encounter inconsistent communications. This frustration can lead to disengagement, lower productivity, and higher turnover. Businesses that integrate these functions provide a smoother, more cohesive experience for employees, resulting in higher satisfaction, better engagement, and a stronger workplace culture. Why Integration Matters Integrating HR, payroll/HCM, benefits, commercial insurance, and retirement services with a single partner simplifies operations, reduces errors, improves reporting, and enhances the employee experience. Businesses that consolidate services gain: Streamlined administrative processes and reduced duplication of effort Improved accuracy and compliance through connected systems Enhanced visibility into workforce metrics and financials Cost efficiencies by eliminating overlapping fees and redundant systems A more consistent, positive experience for employees By managing these services in a unified platform, your business can focus on growth instead of juggling multiple systems and vendors. Take the Next Step If your business is managing multiple vendors for HR, payroll, benefits, insurance, and retirement, it’s time to consider a more integrated approach. Streamlining these services with a single, high-touch partner like Simco can save time, reduce risk, and create a better experience for both your team and your employees.
August 25, 2025
As the 2025–26 school year gets underway, many employees are navigating the dual pressures of professional responsibilities and family life. For parents of school-aged children, this can mean adjusting to new routines, handling childcare logistics, and managing the emotional ups and downs that often accompany the start of the year. For employers, this season offers an opportunity to demonstrate support and strengthen employee loyalty. Below are nine strategies businesses can adopt to help their workforce balance work and family demands more effectively. Flexible Work Options Flexibility remains one of the most powerful ways to support working parents. Allowing employees to shift their schedules, such as starting earlier or later, or offering hybrid and remote work options helps parents handle school drop-offs, pickups, and unexpected schedule changes. For example, permitting an employee to work from home two mornings a week may relieve the stress of managing transportation while ensuring business needs are still met. When employees feel trusted to manage both work and family responsibilities, engagement and productivity rise. Back-to-School Support The transition into a new school year often involves extra expenses and planning. Employers can ease this burden by organizing back-to-school supply drives, offering stipends for educational expenses, or sharing curated lists of local resources like tutoring programs or after-school care. Some businesses even host “lunch and learn” sessions on topics such as family budgeting or time management during the school year. These gestures show employees that the company understands their life outside of work and wants to help them succeed in both areas. Prioritize Mental Well-Being Back-to-school season can be stressful for the whole family, with shifting routines, homework expectations, and social adjustments. Employers can proactively support mental health by promoting counseling services, stress management programs, or mindfulness workshops. Offering access to telehealth therapy sessions or creating quiet spaces in the office for breaks can make a tangible difference. Focusing on mental well-being helps employees feel cared for and creates a healthier, more resilient workforce overall. Paid Time Off for School Activities Balancing school commitments with work obligations can be difficult without supportive policies. By providing paid time off specifically for school-related events, such as parent-teacher conferences, school plays, or volunteering opportunities, employers can reduce the guilt or anxiety parents may feel about taking time away from work. Even a few hours of school-activity leave per semester can significantly boost morale and demonstrate the company’s commitment to work-life balance. Childcare Assistance Childcare remains one of the greatest stressors for working parents. Businesses can step in by offering childcare subsidies, backup childcare arrangements for emergencies, or partnerships with local providers to secure discounted rates. Employers with larger workforces may explore on-site childcare facilities or after-school program collaborations. Even simply sharing information about community resources and vetted childcare options can make a big difference for employees struggling to find reliable solutions. Open Communication Encouraging honest, ongoing conversations between managers and employees is essential. Managers should be trained to ask about potential school-year challenges, such as altered availability during drop-off hours or the need to leave for school events, without judgment. Creating a culture where employees feel safe discussing these needs allows managers to find practical solutions, like shifting deadlines or redistributing workloads, that benefit both the employee and the organization. Employee Assistance Programs (EAPs) EAPs are often underutilized, yet they can be invaluable during the school year. These programs typically offer access to counseling, parenting support, financial planning, and more. Employers should not only remind employees that these resources exist but also explain how they can be used during this time of year. For example, highlighting financial counseling services in September, when school-related expenses spike, makes the EAP more relevant and accessible. Family-Friendly Policies Workplace policies should reflect the realities of family life. Review scheduling practices to avoid early morning or late afternoon meetings when parents are often unavailable. Consider policies that allow parents to swap shifts or trade hours with coworkers. Involving employees in creating or revising family-friendly policies ensures the solutions are practical, widely supported, and foster an inclusive culture that values everyone’s needs. Recognition Matters Acknowledging the extra effort parents put in during the school year can have a lasting impact. Recognition doesn’t have to be large-scale, a personal thank-you note, a shout-out during a team meeting, or a small gift card can go a long way toward showing appreciation. Celebrating milestones, like surviving the first week back to school, helps parents feel seen and valued, reinforcing their commitment to the company. The Bottom Line Supporting employees during the school year goes beyond providing benefits; it’s about creating an empathetic, flexible, and responsive workplace culture. By adopting these strategies, businesses not only help their employees manage family responsibilities with confidence but also foster a more engaged, loyal, and productive workforce.
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August 22, 2025
Big changes are on the horizon for New York businesses. Soon, many employers will be required to provide retirement savings options through the state’s Secure Choice Savings Program. If your business doesn’t already offer a retirement plan, now is the time to understand the rules, prepare your payroll, and explore whet

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