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Global Hiring Growth: How an Employer of Record Can Help

Global Expansion

Global job openings are growing. Find out how an Employer of Record makes hiring easier and helps businesses expand smoothly.

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Employer of Record: Key to Navigating 2025 Talent Trends

Global Expansion

As we get into the festive spirit, it’s also a great time to think about what the new year holds for global hiring. Can you believe 2025 is almost here?

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Navigating International Relocation and Global Talent Pool

Engagedly

An organization must know the following laws of the land: Termination laws Time-off policies Visa and work permit requirements Overtime rules Contractual or full-time employment laws One way of eliminating the compliance risk is partnering with local HR experts (Employers of Records or EOR). EOR stands for Employer of Record.

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The Definitive Guide to Employer of Record (EOR) Services

Global Expansion

In order to legally bring on highly-skilled workers from anywhere in the world, these businesses would traditionally need to set up an entity or subsidiary in the country of the new hire. Utilizing an Employer of Record (EOR), however, is the smarter, simpler, and speedier route.

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How To Choose the Best Employer of Record (EOR): 6 Questions to Ask

Global Expansion

The rise in popularity of remote work presents a tremendous opportunity for expanding companies to recruit and hire talented, motivated candidates in almost any country in the world. While global hiring has its rewards, companies hiring international employees have some challenges to overcome.

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

HiBob

Many businesses use a PEO, or professional employer organization, to co-employ local workers and manage these tasks. You can hire workers through an employer of record (EOR) An employer of record, or EOR, hires professionals on your behalf in another country and handles things like payroll, benefits, taxes, and compliance.

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Legal entity or GEO?

Global Upside

You may find that creating a legal entity will be much more complex, risky and costly than you expected—especially with regard to your global tax strategy. A side-by-side comparison of the costs and risks of creating a legal entity.” Download it now.

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