Disputes also arise when clients want to hire someone that the outsourcer thinks lacks proper qualifications or has a background-check problem. ''We have said, 'You cannot hire this person,''' says Saladrigas. Be careful about outsourcers that claim to save you money. Sometimes they can. Still, if an outsourcer promises big savings, ask how that's going to be attained. Some that serve high-salary clientele charge per paycheck.
Contracts generally run about a year.
Experts recommend a 30-day breakup clause. The deal does provide better benefits to his workers.