When you operate a business, you will likely have to terminate employees, and when you have a remote workforce with employees around the world, it makes it even more important to understand how termination policies work. While there is no requirement for a company to provide notice of future termination, many companies will still provide…
Businesses that choose to hire remote employees in the different countries of the world may not know how to accomplish that goal, and will find themselves faced with different options. Businesses can hire independent contractors, establish their own legal entity where they are hiring, partner with a Professional Employer Organization, or work with an Employer…
When a company employs remote talent from around the world, it is critical that companies remain compliant with local labor and tax laws in the country where they live and work. Violations of local employment laws can lead to financial penalties that can range from thousands to millions of dollars based on the number of…
Global payroll can be a complicated endeavor, and tech companies that employ remote development teams around the world will find that there are always challenges. Chief Financial Officers responsible for the financial health and longevity of your tech company need to understand global payroll mandates and how they impact your day-to-day finances. Truss is here…
Hiring remote tech talent in Central Asia and Eastern Europe has become a viable option for U.S.-based tech companies that want to find talented men and women with lower employment costs and more affordable salaries — but where in those parts of the world should tech companies look? There are multiple emerging tech markets in…
There are multiple ways to find, recruit, hire, and manage remote talent from different parts of the world — establishing a local entity in the hiring country, working with an Employer of Record, hiring a Professional Employer Organization, or hiring independent contractors. When U.S.-based tech companies make the decision to hire global talent in emerging…
Tech startups may find that it is a challenge to compete with larger tech companies when they need to hire talented software engineers and developers. This reality has forced many growing tech companies to search for talent in emerging markets around the world. These emerging tech hubs provide hiring tech companies with a deep talent…
Tech companies that choose to expand engineering and development teams into emerging tech hubs, like Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan, or Armenia will discover a wealth of benefits. A deep talent tool allows U.S.-based tech companies to find talented developers and engineers with the specific skills, knowledge, and experience that they need to accomplish their goals — and…
Building remote development teams is a viable and proven method of growth in the tech industry with an estimated 68% of employees in the industry working remotely. Tech companies that have made the decision to hire remote employees are then left with two questions — how and where. Established tech companies and tech startups that…
Artificial Intelligence (AI) continues to be a focus in the tech industry — and an estimated 57% of tech startups are focused on AI-powered applications. The tech industry is already competitive, and the market for AI applications may prove to be even more competitive for startup companies. The race to build and distribute the best…
