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Globalization Partners operates technology that allows companies to onboard staff in different countries in a matter of hours or even minutes, rather than the usual weeks-long process. Its solutions oversee tax, insurance and compliance for over 180 countries across the world.
Today, Techday speaks to Globalization Partners general manager for Asia-Pacific Charlie Ferguson, who talks about Employer of Record technology and its strategic advantage for companies looking to expand internationally.
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How to use Employer of Record services to onboard staff around the world
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