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Employee Classification: A Practical Guide

AIHR

Most exempt employees are salaried and can be classified as executive, professional, administrative, or outside sales employees. Of course, there are other differences to be considered, but if you are a business owner who has to deal with this type of employee classification, it’s best to ask for help from a specialist in labor law.

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What is an employer of record?

Global Upside

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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Best HR software for small business

HiBob

Insperity Insperity is a full-service HR and professional employer organization (PEO) solution that allows small businesses to outsource payroll, benefits, compliance, and more. The platform offers automation tools to reduce time spent on time tracking, reviewing performance gaps, and managing training courses.

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Our 5 Most Popular Broker Blogs of 2023

Extensis

This growth trajectory means one thing: your SMB clients will continue to turn to you to align them with employee benefits and various HR services like recruiting and performance management assistance—all of which can be sourced through a trusted professional employer organization (PEO) partner. Read more > 3.

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Best HRIS systems for small businesses

HiBob

For small businesses, ADP offers functionality such as payroll, professional employer organization ( PEO ) services, time and attendance tracking, and business tax credits. Users can create compliant employment agreements and set up payroll and benefits for international talent without establishing a local entity.

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Global hiring on a local budget: How to build a cost-effective international team

HiBob

The follow-up question once you find prospective hires in other countries is, of course, how much to pay them. Many businesses use a PEO, or professional employer organization, to co-employ local workers and manage these tasks. Of course, there are a few downsides. How much do you pay international employees?

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EOR vs. PEO: What’s the difference?

Genesis HR Solutions

As the world becomes more globalized and an increasing number of employees are working across international borders, employers of record (EOR) are becoming more commonplace. In this article, we’ll discuss the differences between a professional employer organization (PEO) vs. EOR, and why companies should consider a PEO first.