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21 Types of Employment: Your Hire-To-Retire Guide

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Examples include an electrician’s apprentice who learns wiring techniques from a licensed electrician or a carpenter’s apprentice who learns woodworking or construction skills. Casual employment This flexible work arrangement hires workers on an ‘as needed’ basis and offers no guarantee of regular work hours.

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Rippling accuses competitor Deel of corporate espionage

HR Brew

Among the files the alleged spy downloaded, for example, was a slide deck known as a competitive intelligence card where Rippling outlined its strategy to compete for Deel customers. They were also able to access a churn risk list where Rippling identified customers that were considering leaving.

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Exclusive: Remote seeks to deepen foothold in US market with expansion

HR Brew

Remote, a platform that helps employers manage global workforces, first gained prominence during the Covid-19 pandemic as an employer of record (EOR) service. Examples include payroll, benefits administration, and managing state-level compliance (e.g., US expansion. One-stop shop.

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Employer of Record: A Guide to Global Expansion

Global Expansion

Global expansion can present a number of challenges, such as entering unknown markets and achieving compliance. However, businesses can significantly mitigate these risks by working with an Employer of Record (EOR). For example, tech giant Apple increased its worldwide revenue from $274.52 billion in 2020 to $394.33

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Employer of Record or Global Relocation: Which is Best?

Global Expansion

The other option is to find and recruit talent in the new destination using an Employer of Record (EOR) solution. For example, the cost of directly hiring employees in a new country can be lower when a business has an established entity from which to hire. Using an Employer of Record instead of Global Relocation.

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Benefits & Challenges of Using Global Employer of Record (EOR)

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To overcome these challenges, many companies are turning to Global Employer of Record (EOR) services. What is Global Employer of Record (EOR)? Global Employer of Record (EOR) is a service that allows companies to hire and manage employees in different countries without having to set up a legal entity in each location.

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Conflicts of Interest at Work: 25 Examples and Mitigation Techniques

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This article will discuss examples of workplace conflicts of interest. For example, the sales team pushing for lower prices might clash with the finance team’s goal of maintaining profit margins. It’s a classic example that many organizations grapple with. This could lead to ethical dilemmas and non-compliance issues.