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Learning compliance and regulations associated with the international payroll system and building global teams can be complex and time-intensive. This blog aims to understand the purpose of a robust global staffing strategy and ways to implement it effectively. What does ‘EOR’ mean? EOR stands for Employer of Record.
Remember, if you go this route, you’ll likely need local partners for things like payroll and benefits. 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.
Utilizing an Employer of Record (EOR), however, is the smarter, simpler, and speedier route. In 2020, 32% of finance executives engaged with a globalEOR. Another 90% believe that a trusted globalEOR performs better than a typical company in handling globalpayroll, tax obligations, and the complex legalities of globalhiring.
Use an EOR for Simple GlobalHiringHiringglobally can feel like handling too many tasks. Tax laws, contracts, payrolls, and compliance. An EOR takes care of all the legal and admin stuff for you, so you can focus on finding the right talent. Its complicated, but it doesnt have to be.
With talent shortages across the world, global recruitment efforts may be the best solution. While this will have major impacts across every facet of the industry, it will be especially felt when it comes to globalhiring for NGOs.
Seek the services of an employer of record (EOR): Utilize the services of an e mployer of record , a third-party provider that acts as the official employer for foreign workers. The EOR handles payroll, benefits, and tax compliance, allowing your company to focus on core operations.
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