It has been a tough year for small business owners. While it may not always seem that things will get easier next year, I’m confident they will get better – and we can help. Peninsula is trusted by over 5,100 Canadian small business owners to navigate HR and OHS challenges during and after the pandemic. We will continue to be by your side in the New Year and guide you through every step of the way when it comes to employee management and building a strong HR and health & safety infrastructure in your workplace.
We understand the challenges small business owners face. We know how valuable your time is when you are doing everything on your own and how essential it is to save costs in a time of rising inflation. This is why our services are tailored to be affordable for small businesses. We act as your own in-house team of HR and health & safety experts, backed by our service promise – for only a fraction of the cost.
We offer 24/7 HR and OHS support through our adviceline. If you have a workplace issue – be it night or day – our experts are there to provide you with answers on the spot. Whether you’d like to organize your HR professionally with employment contracts, policies, and documentation or want to build a safe workplace, we will help you put that into place.
We are dedicated to helping your business grow and succeed. Peninsula will continue to add more services and features to our offerings to make it easier for you to not only run your business but keep your business protected.
Wishing you all a new year filled with health and happiness.
All the best,
Tony
Tony Rosati
Chief Executive Officer at Peninsula Canada
As the Chief Executive Officer at Peninsula Canada, Tony Rosati is responsible for the national operations of the company. He brings more than 20 years of experience to the role and is a guiding force in providing outstanding client service, driving profitable results, and taking the company to new heights.
Tony is a champion of small businesses across Canada. He understands they are not only job creators and employers of many Canadians, but that small businesses are the backbone of the economy.
