Employer of Record

  • How To Guarantee On-Time Global Payroll for Remote Teams

    When you build a remote team with talent from around the world, it can make some aspects of management more complicated — like payroll. A global, multi-country payroll involves complex local employment laws in a country you may not be familiar with, complicated tax laws, multi-currency banking, and keeping track of private employee data across…

  • Why Hire Remote Tech Talent in Kyrgyzstan

    Central Asia has fast become a major source of talent for the tech industry and is headlined by countries like Uzbekistan, Kazakhstan, and Kyrgyzstan. Kyrgyzstan is the latest country in the region to cement itself as an emerging market for tech talent and the ideal place for U.S.-based tech companies and tech startups to find…

  • Impact of AI on Global Payroll and Employer of Record Services

    Artificial Intelligence plays an important role in software development and will continue to be a vital part of the tech industry well into the future. It has an impact on almost every aspect of our day-to-day lives from the technology we use to how we search for, find, and understand information on Google — and…

  • How To Hire International Employees with an Employer of Record

    International employees provide a competitive advantage for tech startups and tech companies that are in search of global talent to add to their teams. Tech startups may find the talent they need in emerging markets like Central Asia and the Caucasus — but how do they find, recruit, hire, and manage that talent? An Employer…

  • Guide to Transitioning Remote Contractors to EOR Employees

    Tech companies that hire remote talent from around the world are faced with a few options when it comes to the how. Many companies will choose to partner with an employer of record service. Others will work to establish their own legal entity in the country where they decide to hire. And even more will…

  • Differences Between Direct EOR and Partner EOR

    Working with an employer of record is a viable solution for U.S.-based tech companies that have made the decision to hire remote employees in emerging markets around the world. A global employer of record service — like Truss — can make the difference for a hiring company by helping find and recruit talented tech professionals…

  • How Long Does it Take to Onboard Remote Employees with an EOR?

    The onboarding process is an overlooked element of hiring — but it is an important part of the process to get right, and when done the right way, allows your new employees to hit the ground running and contribute to your company from the start. The average employee onboarding process will take 30 – 90…

  • The Real Cost of Global Hiring: Payroll, Benefits, and Local Taxes

    You have made the decision to hire a software development team in Central Asia. It is an emerging market with a deep and talented pool of young tech professionals that are ready to hit the ground running and take your next software project across the finish line — but how do you accomplish these goals…

  • Global EOR in Uzbekistan: How To Hire Without a Local Entity

    Did you know that an estimated 78% of companies hire remote talent from different countries around the world? Hiring talented men and women from emerging markets and economies like Uzbekistan around the world has proven to be an effective strategy to grow your business — but there are still many companies that debate the best…

  • How an EOR Reduces Hiring Costs for Tech Startups

    The average cost of a tech startup can range from $50,000 to $500,000 based on the business model — and finding the right talent for your tech startup can cost extra money that you may not have. This makes it imperative for tech startups to be able to find talent on a budget, and an…