We’ve been thinking about working with an AOR provider for our global team, and I’m just curious about the best practices. We’re a small company with people in different countries, and while I understand the basics of how an AOR works, I’m unsure of how to get the most out of the partnership. For example, how do we ensure smooth communication, manage legal compliance, and avoid any issues when it comes to payroll across borders? Any tips or lessons learned from your experiences would be great!
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Great question! From my experience, the key to a smooth partnership with an AOR provider is open and clear communication. It’s important to establish expectations upfront, especially regarding the legal and payroll processes. I recommend regularly checking in with the AOR to ensure all compliance aspects are being managed correctly. They should be able to offer you tools for things like workforce management and payroll automation. You might want to check out this link(https://theemployerofrecord.com/services/aor) for a deeper dive into how these services work and what you should expect from the provider. I've found that setting clear workflows helps a lot when managing employees in different countries.
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It’s really interesting to hear about your experience with AORs. I’ve heard that many companies rely on them because they help simplify international employment. But it sounds like getting the most out of the service really depends on having that good communication. I’d be curious to see how this plays out as businesses continue to expand globally.
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