Excelity Global to manage payroll and benefits for 1000+ employees
Excelity Global, India and Asia Pacific’s largest payroll service provider, announced that it has been appointed as the payroll and benefits outsourcing partner to the leading HR Compliance Services company, Aparajitha Corporate Services. As part of this strategic engagement, Excelity will leverage its HR outsourcing experience to manage payroll and benefits for 1000+ employees within Aparajitha Corporate Services.
Commenting on this engagement, Sumit Sabharwal, Managing Director (India & SAARC) said, “Organisations that rely on Excelity Global, are leveraging our cloud-based and mobile platforms, global expertise and technology innovation to help them meet their needs and build better workforce. We are constantly challenging the status quo and working behind the scenes to empower the people business of organizations across the globe. We take pride that Aparajitha Corporate Services has chosen Excelity as its partner of choice to manage their payroll and benefits operations. We look forward to have a multi-year relationship with them.”
“We are extremely happy to have partnered with Excelity on this journey. Excelity has demonstrated high expertise in handing large payroll and benefits administration engagement. We are confident that they will leverage their expertise to deliver a world-class experience to our employees”, said Nagaraj Krishnan, Managing Director, Aparajitha Corporate Services.
With this engagement, Excelity will further strengthen its leadership position as the largest payroll & benefits outsourcing service provider in the Indian market. “This contract is a testament to the quality of our solution, people and experience in crafting solutions specifically addressing the customer’s pain points. Our focus continues to be transforming our client's HR operations, incorporating smart technology, and improving their employee experience. At Excelity, we continue to strengthen our presence and capabilities in key markets across Asia Pacific." Sabharwal added.
