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Navigating International Relocation and Global Talent Pool

Engagedly

In today’s globalized business world, the talent search has extended far beyond local borde­rs. Recruiters are now targe­ting the global talent pool of candidates from various geographic regions and diverse cultural backgrounds. For example, someone in the US might apply for a project manager role based in the UK.

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

HiBob

You still need to grow, manage your spending, and hire the right people. However, many companies have been hesitant to take the obvious next step: hiring international candidates. If you want great talent—and can’t afford to pay everyone like they live in San Francisco—you have to broaden your hiring horizons. Why is that?

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The Definitive Guide to Employer of Record (EOR) Services

Global Expansion

The advantages of a global economy are well documented and include promoting cultural exchange and open-mindedness, increased capital flow, and access to new markets, to name a few. Many businesses are taking advantage of the global talent pool and have expanded the search for top candidates outside of their home countries.

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Legal entity or GEO?

Global Upside

Depending on your organization’s unique goals, Global Employment Outsourcing (GEO) , also known as an employer of record, could be a smarter and more cost-effective alternative to quickly gain an international presence. A side-by-side comparison of the costs and risks of creating a legal entity.” Download it now.

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6 hiring challenges in global nonprofit organizations

Global Upside

Like their counterparts in the business world, NGOs and international nonprofits face hiring considerations unique to operating in different countries, from recruiting in new regions to streamlining communication across various time zones and locales. Key to advancing your mission is hiring talented, dedicated workers.

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Permanent establishment risk: How to protect your organization when operating abroad

Global Upside

For example, commercial activity that lays the groundwork for trade in a foreign country but does not create revenue, typically won’t classify as PE. For example, some local tax ordinances may not require taxes to be filed in the country where an organization is headquartered. Subsidiary status has its advantages, tax-wise.

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5 HR Predictions That Played Out (and 3 That Didn’t)

Analytics in HR

Take TomTom as an example. Despite companies like Zoom , Google , and JPMorgan Chase taking a different approach by urging (and sometimes even mandating) employees to return to physical locations, we’ve still seen new considerations of how physical space is utilized to bring people together. There is some good news, though.