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Lago210 owners Audrey and Jordan Zybala
Restaurant Owners Serve Up Retirement Benefits to Staff
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Retirement Benefit Helps Owners Serve Restaurant Staff

With her hands-on experience in the kitchen, Audrey Zybala saw firsthand the work the Lago 210 employees put in to making the restaurant she and her husband, Jordan, own a success. The Zybalas wanted to recognize that hard work and loyalty, and used Paychex to help establish a retirement savings program for their staff.

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Client
Audrey & Jordan Zybala
Company
Lago 210
Industry
Restaurant
Locations
Hamburg, NY

Challenge

Recruiting and retaining quality talent can be difficult, especially in the restaurant industry. The work is hard and the hours can be long. The Zybalas wanted to make sure they differentiated themselves from others in the business by giving potential hires and current employees an incentive.

How Paychex Helped

While their Paychex representative was helping Audrey and Jordan set up their payroll, time and attendance, workers' compensation insurance, and ERTC Services, he mentioned that New York state had a law mandating workplace retirement plans that would be taking effect once the state program was established. The Zybalas recognized the need to enhance employee recruiting and retention, so they added a retirement savings plan.

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Protect Your Staff and Your Finances with Workers' Comp
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Success Strategy

Offering retirement benefits fit perfectly into the Zybala’s desire to build a family atmosphere at their restaurant, and it was important to them to offer something to help their employees plan for long-term financial stability.

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Finding More Time with Time and Attendance
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They also love the freedom gained in adding Paychex Flex Time and Attendance, with its mobile-friendly time clock and scheduling features and employee portal to monitor vacation requests and balances.

“We do care very much for our employees, and we want them to be able to save for the future,” Jordan says. “But, also for recruitment … the food industry is tough for getting good people in and having that one extra benefit to be able to offer them makes a big difference.”

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