Chaz Somers started his professional career as a part-time social media contractor at ZayZoon and since then, has evolved into a full-time content marketing associate. Chaz’s love for branding and storytelling has led him to blog writing, clothing design and video production all within ZayZoon.
Blog Post by Chaz Somers
Chaz SomersApril 28, 20212 min read
Wages On-Demand for Your Business: Delivery Services
ZayZoon and Openforce's partnership has helped many contractors and delivery drivers ...
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Chaz SomersMarch 24, 20213 min read
Wages On-Demand for Your Business: Quick Serve Restaurants
Quick Serve Restaurants have a turnover as high as 130% throughout the US. Thankfully, ...
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Chaz SomersMarch 2, 20212 min read
Wages On-Demand for Your Business: Hospitality
Members of Neema Hospitality share their thoughts on their partnership with ZayZoon and ...
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Chaz SomersFebruary 22, 20212 min read
Save $702 a Year With Wages On-Demand
Wages On-Demand and ZayZoon save customers $702 a year. We break down how and why we help ...
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Chaz SomersFebruary 22, 20211 min read
CBIZ Partners with ZayZoon: Interview w/ VP of Growth Corey Payne
CBIZ and ZayZoon's VP's of Growth discuss Wages On-Demand and Financial Wellness during a ...
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Chaz SomersJanuary 26, 20213 min read
Proven Results for Modern Businesses
Hear from Americare, about how ZayZoon has helped their employees take care of their ...
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Chaz SomersJanuary 6, 20211 min read
CEO Darcy Tuer's Thoughts on The New Year
CEO Darcy Tuer shares his thoughts on the new year as we wrap up 2020.
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Chaz SomersDecember 16, 20204 min read
Your plate's full enough: a benefit that doesn't come out of your business' pocket
This article discusses the troubles of offering Pay Advances and how ZayZoon aims to stop ...
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Chaz SomersNovember 26, 20204 min read
Retaining Modern Day Employees
We put tremendous amounts of effort into retaining customers but can the same be said ...
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Chaz SomersNovember 17, 20205 min read
The financial snowball effect: How do we stop it?
Most unexpected expenses won't cost more than $500 but smaller ones add up quickly. Learn ...
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