Expanding your workforce should accelerate your growth, not slow it down with administrative hurdles. Our employer of record services allow organizations to hire employees quickly and compliantly without establishing new legal entities or navigating complex employment regulations. We handle the employment infrastructure, so your team can focus on building products, serving customers, and growing the business.
With our Employer of Record model, we legally employ workers on your behalf while you maintain day-to-day direction of their work. This streamlined approach simplifies hiring across states and countries while ensuring full compliance with employment laws, payroll regulations, and benefits administration.
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Our employer of record services are designed to simplify hiring from the moment you identify a candidate. We guide your organization through a structured onboarding process that ensures compliance while keeping the experience smooth for both employer and employee.
Here is how our process typically works.
Candidate Selection
You identify the talent you want to hire. This may be an employee in another state or an international professional.
Employment Setup
We create compliant employment agreements aligned with local labor laws and regulatory requirements.
Payroll and Tax Administration
Our team manages payroll processing, tax withholding, and statutory reporting to ensure accuracy and compliance.
Benefits and HR Support
We administer benefits programs and provide ongoing HR support for employees and employers.
Ongoing Compliance Management
We monitor changing employment laws and regulations, so your workforce remains compliant across jurisdictions.
This approach allows companies to hire quickly while eliminating the need to build a complex HR infrastructure internally.
EOR vs PEO
Many organizations exploring outsourced HR support compare Employer of Record services with Professional Employer Organizations (PEOs). While both models provide HR assistance, they operate very differently.
Below is a simplified comparison.
The EOR becomes the legal employer of the worker
No local entity required for hiring
Ideal for international or multi-state expansion
The EOR handles payroll, taxes, benefits, and compliance
Your company directs the employee’s daily work
A co-employment model between the company and the PEO
Your company must have a legal entity in the employee’s location
Typically focused on HR administration and benefits
Shared responsibilities for compliance and employment obligations
In short, employer of record services provide a complete employment solution when a company wants to hire in locations where it does not have a legal presence.