HQ Charlotte will now offer its startups access to health and payroll services

The program is being offered by HQ Community, the Raleigh-based coworking company that now manages spaces across the state. They took over management of Packard Place earlier this year and have been slowly but surely leaving their mark on the Charlotte entrepreneurial scene.

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TriNet will manage the HR program, which will also include worker’s compensation and tax management services.

Startups are not known for offering compelling benefits packages, and in markets like Charlotte this can be a huge obstacle to recruiting top talent. On the flip side, handling all the HR tasks while trying to run a company is It’s one of the more challenging aspects of managing a growing startup. 

HQ Community has been rolling out more programs for Charlotte coworkers. A few weeks ago, the company launched a shuttle service to low-cost surface parking lots Uptown to help members cut down on parking costs.

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It’s unclear what pricing will look like for HQ Charlotte members.