What Is an Employer of Record and Why It Matters

What Is an Employer of Record and Why It Matters

An employer of record (EOR) is an independent entity that acts as the official employer for tax, legal, and insurance purposes. It deals with payroll, taxes, benefits, and local compliance while the client company is responsible for the employee’s daily work. In plain...
2025 Payroll Regulations: What Employers Need to Know

2025 Payroll Regulations: What Employers Need to Know

Payroll regulations in the U.S. are evolving faster than ever, especially for remote and multi-state teams. From changing state tax rules to surprise SUTA rate shifts, employers are navigating a compliance minefield. This blog breaks down the most important 2025...
Employment Law Changes Australia 2025: What to Know

Employment Law Changes Australia 2025: What to Know

If your HR and legal teams have felt busier this year, the feeling is real. A tidal wave of employment law changes, including bargaining rules, the presumption of guilt until proven innocent, and out-of-hours contact, has forced Australian employers to rethink how...
Remote Work Compliance Risks for U.S. Teams in NZ

Remote Work Compliance Risks for U.S. Teams in NZ

It may be a small world when it comes to linking workforces across oceans, but the remote work compliance cost implications between the U.S. and New Zealand can quickly result in costly surprises.  From lurking tax liabilities to visa stumbles, here are the...