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11 Best Employer of Record (EOR) in the United Kingdom 2024

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What is an Employer of Record (EOR)? An Employer of Record (EOR) is a third-party organization that takes on the legal responsibilities and obligations of being the official employer for a worker or group of workers. This includes managing employee contracts, payroll, benefits, and compliance with local labor laws.

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Global Employment Outsourcing (GEO) vs. Professional Employer Organization (PEO)

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A PEO, or Professional Employer Organization, provides outsourced HR support, including benefits and payroll administration, HR guidance, and assistance with employment law compliance. PEO providers within the United States operate what is referred to as a “co-employment” model. What about an international PEO?

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Navigating International Relocation and Global Talent Pool

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This blog aims to understand the purpose of a robust global staffing strategy and ways to implement it effectively. It is a cloud-based platform for organizations to understand the fine details of international mobility, including HR administration and regional laws. EOR stands for Employer of Record.

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What is an employer of record?

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But it doesn’t have to be difficult—thanks to an employer of record. Simply, an employer of record, also known as an EOR, is a way to quickly add workers in new global markets without having to take on the cost and risk of establishing an entity in a foreign country. How does an employer of record work?

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A Guide to Shadow Payroll

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As a result, the employee is protected from the cashflow disadvantage at a minimum, and the employer takes the hit either short term or long term. The topic of tax equalization and tax protection is also complex and we will cover in another blog post. Employment law. What can an employer do?

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Outsourcing Employment Functions: Advantages of an Employer of Record

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Outsourcing employment functions to an Employer of Record (EOR) has become a popular strategy for businesses aiming to enhance efficiency and reduce administrative burdens. Want to learn more about the employer of record? We have prepared this blog to illuminate EOR and its advantages.

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Why a fixed-term employment contract is risky in global hiring

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An employer of record, sometimes referred to as an international PEO , hires international workers on your behalf and handles all the local HR, payroll and tax requirements. The employer of record then leases the employees back to you to manage their day-to-day work.