The Spring HR Foundations Intensive is a one-day, in-person working session designed for small business owners who want to understand their role as an employer, reduce HR risk, and build a scalable people foundation.
This intensive is ideal for businesses that are growing, hiring, or feeling unsure about whether their current HR practices are actually protecting the business.
Hosted at The Bird House in Columbia, Missouri, this small-group experience combines education, assessment, and strategic clarity so you can move forward with confidence as an employer.
What HR is (and isn’t)
Employer responsibility mindset
Legal risk areas for small businesses
Mini HR audit
Employer responsibility checklist
Employee classification (W-2 vs 1099, exempt vs non-exempt)
Compensation basics (pay philosophy, internal equity, common mistakes)
Required + recommended policies
Handbook structure (what must exist vs what can wait)
Format: One-day, in-person intensive
Location: The Bird House, Columbia, Missouri
Group Size: Limited to 4–5 businesses
Participants: 1–2 leaders per business
Focus: Education, assessment, and strategic clarity
You own or run a small business
You want to understand your employer responsibilities
You’re unsure whether your HR practices are compliant or consistent
You want to build HR intentionally instead of reactively
You’re looking for done-for-you HR implementation
You want ongoing consulting included
You’re not prepared to engage actively in a working session
The Spring HR Foundations Intensive is a one-day, in-person working session designed for small business owners who want to understand their role as an employer, reduce HR risk, and build a scalable people foundation.
This intensive is ideal for businesses that are growing, hiring, or feeling unsure about whether their current HR practices are actually protecting the business.
Hosted at The Bird House in Columbia, Missouri, this small-group experience combines education, assessment, and strategic clarity so you can move forward with confidence as an employer.
What HR is (and isn’t)
Employer responsibility mindset
Legal risk areas for small businesses
Mini HR audit
Employer responsibility checklist
Employee classification (W-2 vs 1099, exempt vs non-exempt)
Compensation basics (pay philosophy, internal equity, common mistakes)
Required + recommended policies
Handbook structure (what must exist vs what can wait)
Format: One-day, in-person intensive
Location: The Bird House, Columbia, Missouri
Group Size: Limited to 4–5 businesses
Participants: 1–2 leaders per business
Focus: Education, assessment, and strategic clarity
You own or run a small business
You want to understand your employer responsibilities
You’re unsure whether your HR practices are compliant or consistent
You want to build HR intentionally instead of reactively
You’re looking for done-for-you HR implementation
You want ongoing consulting included
You’re not prepared to engage actively in a working session