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Does Your Business Need An Employer Of Record?  

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Partnering with an employer of record can help you take advantage of an international talent pool. What Is An Employer Of Record? An employer of record (EoR) is an individual or third-party company that works by assuming the legal responsibility for finding and hiring employees on behalf of foreign business owners.

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

Global Upside

Decoding international PEO Researching and finalizing your global employment strategy is complex enough. A PEO, or Professional Employer Organization, provides outsourced HR support, including benefits and payroll administration, HR guidance, and assistance with employment law compliance.

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PEO vs. Payroll: Comparing Professional Employer Organizations to Standard Payroll Service Providers

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They can choose either a standard payroll service provider (PSP) or a professional employer organization (PEO). What’s the difference between them, and how does an organization decide which is best for their specific situation? However, they don’t enter into a co-employment agreement. What is PEO?

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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. But since most of the company’s business comes from the US, Remote decided to focus on developing additional products catered to employers hiring US-based employees.

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How Global HR Services Can Support International Teams

HR Tech Girl

Depending on the type of global HR service you’re working with (see below definitions), the company either acts as your partner, sharing human resources management tasks with you or acts as the official employer of your team member, taking over all HR management tasks. Technically, this arrangement is considered to be co-employment.

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Employee Classification: A Practical Guide

Analytics in HR

The labor market is currently going through a period of change that impacts all its members, including employees, employers, and independent contractors. As more people find new ways to earn a living, businesses and organizations have to adapt to a more complex workforce with new roles and demands. So how do they do it?

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HR Lineup

With the rise of the gig economy and the growing trend of remote work, employers are struggling to keep up with the changing regulations and compliance requirements. This is where Employer of Record (EOR) services come in. What is an Employer of Record (EOR)? How Does the EOR Service Model Work?