Chapter 2: How to hire globally?
How do EORs and PEOs compare in terms of cost, compliance, and ease of use?
An EOR acts as the legal employer of record, assuming full responsibility for payroll taxes, benefits administration, and compliance with local labor laws.
A PEO is a co-employer, offering a wide range of HR services – provided you have established your own local entity.
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What is the difference between EOR and AOR (Agent of Record)?
An AOR is a third-party service that handles the compliant classification, hiring and administration of independent contractors.
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Is it more cost-effective to outsource HR functions with an EOR or manage compliance in other ways?
EORs minimize the upfront costs of expansion, eliminate legal compliance risks, and make it easy to manage HR operations efficiently – resulting in global teams with a lower total cost of ownership.
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Which solution provides the best compliance with local employment laws and tax regulations?
An EOR fully handles compliance on your behalf, removing the exposure to financial risks, HR and IT burdens, and hard work that comes from navigating the complex legal and regulatory compliance landscape by yourself
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Why hire globally?
Consider the complexities of international hiring, from where to start looking to the compliance challenges you’ll face.
How to hire globally?
Decide whether an EOR, PEO, staffing agency, outsourcing, or in-house solution would best support your goals.
Choose the best global hiring tech
Compare and evaluate EOR providers on factors including cost, compliance features, scope, and reputation.
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Align your chosen solution with your long-term goals and prioritize flexibility, reliability, and compliance.