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5MM: Zenefits in the News Again
By Rick Bell
Dec. 22, 2016
Workforce editors Frank Kalman and Rick Bell focus on Zenefits and its latest scrape with regulators in the state of Washington. The benefits broker will now charge $5 per employee. The good news is, David Sacks tweeted that he will remain as chairman. They also reveal Google’s top search words in 2016. Surprisingly, none had to do with Zenefits, or HR in general for that matter.
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