zenefits

Sure, the lawsuit is about Zenefits lying about the situation after ADP cut them off.

I thought the lawsuit in question was about Zenefits allegedly slandering ADP and not the legality of ADP cutting off Zenefits.

Basically, ADP is only seeing one revenue stream (the client) whereas Zenefits is using ADP's data to generate income via the insurance policies and other HR services Zenefits resells.

The author's post immediately before this one was another story about how David Sacks joined Zenefits as COO.

More interesting is the way that the reporter humorously points out that Zenefits kind of brought this on themselves.

You could put it in your video -- that's how Parker Conrad from Zenefits did it.

Note that the article only spoke with the COO of Zenefits and no one from ADP.

What happens if a master app (let's use Zenefits as an example) get's hacked?

We work seamlessly with Zenefits (you'd simply add us as an external administrator).

It could be argued that Zenefits is not only profiting off of their own customers, but also profiting off of ADP's hard work.

And, if you interview Zenefits execs, of course they'll explain their side only.

Dropbox, Instacart, and Zenefits were all accepted as solo founders -- you can talk about your plans to bring one of them on soon.

See also: "Zenefits is now a $4.5 billion company but its founder still can't afford a new car"

Yeah, "Zenefits has officially filed its legal response to a defamation lawsuit filed against it by ADP.

Re: Zenefits + Problem" "Higher Targeted Traffic: Associatedtechs.

The "Zenefits + Problem" ones are funny..

Wow this article is ridiculously biased - it reads like a press release from Zenefits.

If they don't get to it quickly, then somebody else in SF will - Uber, Workday, Zenefits, Hipmunk...

AirBnb should already be in talks with Workday/Zenefits/ZenPayroll and the likes to figure this out for tech startups - most likely to be early adopters.