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My company used Zenefits for a while, mainly because one of our execs is friends with one of theirs. We had many, many problems with payroll. When you have empl
by throwaway479384 11y ago
My company used Zenefits for a while, mainly because one of our execs is friends with one of theirs. We had many, many problems with payroll. When you have employees repeatedly coming to you because their paychecks are screwed up, you've got to do something. We ended up switching away, and now use ADP for payroll instead. We've had no problems since. (This was before the big public slap fight between Zenefits and ADP, which was made even more amusing given our experience.)
I would not recommend anyone use Zenefits for any reason, regardless of whether it turns out they complied with legally-mandated training requirements or not. The fact that they were so incredibly sloppy is just inexcusable. You cannot mess around with people's pay like that.
(Posted with a throwaway account for hopefully obvious reasons.)
- pinkunicorn 11y agoHonestly this looks like an advertisement to ADP.
- grahamburger 11y agoI'll bet your employees hate ADP. I know I do. Would it kill them to make a useable web interface? It's not like we've been doing this for 20 years or anything.
- cmdrfred 11y agoI was thinking of doing a write up on ADP's workforce product recently, some things about the website I've noticed. The site uses cookies to determine if you have two windows open of the site. The problem is this doesn't work correctly and I often have to blow out my cookies to log in. On mobile I have to turn on screen rotation to be able to use the menu bar on the top of the screen, then I have to turn it back to be able to see the punch in buttons.