Virtual Assistant Cutting Costs
Posted 27th January 2009 by Cathy - Reay Solutions, tagged small business, virtual assistant, human resources, cutting costs
How many small businesses do you think would like to save over $16,000 a year?
In today’s high tech market this option has now become a feasible reality. How? Simply put – by making the shift from a full-time employee to a part-time Virtual Assistant.
A Virtual Assistant (VA) is a highly-trained independent entrepreneur who provides a myriad of business support services virtually via phone, fax and internet based technology to support and meet the growing needs of businesses worldwide.
With the number of work-from-home VAs rising nation wide, it is important to differentiate between the many options.
Meet Catherine Reay, founder and owner of Reay Solutions:
Catherine Reay left her job as Director of Human Resources and Risk Management after entering motherhood. However, she never stopped working in the field of Human Resources. Catherine launched Reay Solutions specializing in administrative, human resources and project management support. She started Reay Solutions to assist small business owners, entrepreneurs, and work-at-home professionals with the support needed to reach their business goals.
Here are just a few of the services that Reay Solutions can provide: Candidate Research and Screenings, Schedule Management, Reference Verification, Project Management, Preparation of Performance Evaluations, Consultation Services, Email Management, Appointment Setting and Reminder Services, Report Typing, Event Planning and more.
According to the Virtual Assistant Networking Association (VANA) a full-time employee would typically run an annual cost of $76,960. By switching to the services of a part-time VA, a business can estimate an annual payout closer to $16,800*, a savings of more than sixty thousand dollars.
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