Employment Hero acquires KeyPay. What does this mean for our customers?
You may have heard the exciting news that Employment Hero has now fully acquired the global workforce management and payroll solution – Keypay. What does that mean for you?
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You may have heard the exciting news that Employment Hero, who previously owned part of KeyPay, has now fully acquired the global workforce management and payroll solution.
For more details on this transition, visit our blog post KeyPay is still here, but we look a little different now: (Re)introducing Employment Hero.
We also closed additional funding from investors, which has taken Employment Hero to unicorn status.
As Australia’s 8th unicorn, this is a significant milestone in our history and we’d like to thank you for your support in helping us build a better world at work, together.
Read our Series C Funding Announcement to learn more about this milestone and how it supports our mission.
What does this mean for you?
It’s business as usual. Everything you know and love about Employment Hero will stay the same. Our team, which now includes KeyPay, will continue to help you make employment easier and provide great customer experiences.
If you’re a KeyPay customer, please continue to contact KeyPay for support as you normally would.
What can you expect moving forward?
Looking ahead, our solutions will continue to improve and develop as we grow our team. With access to more resources, we continue to provide industry-leading tools that make employment easier and more valuable for everyone.
Our CEO has outlined the future direction and proactive steps we are taking in his Important Update.
To stay informed about our latest updates and developments, be sure to explore our webinars and more.
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