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Expat Employee Benefits: Considerations for Global Employers

Velocity Global

Plus, as global hiring becomes more competitive, comprehensive compensation is essential for attracting top talent. Below are four reasons global companies should administer competitive compensation and supplemental benefits to their expatriate talent.

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How to Create an Independent Contractor Agreement

Globalization Partners

Contractor agreements are important because they define the company-contractor relationship and lay out the expectations for the job. These programs fund benefits like healthcare, retirement pensions, or disability pensions. When you hire employees, the law usually requires you to offer certain benefits.

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How to Attract Today’s Top Talent: 5 Perks Employees Expect

Globalization Partners

Seventy-two percent of employees would be more satisfied with their jobs if they were offered better perks. Additionally, 97 percent of employees would recommend remote and flexible work to those around them, and 32 percent ranked flexible work conditions as their top priority when looking for jobs.

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Global Employee Benefits: How to Attract and Retain Top Talent With the Right Benefits Packages

Velocity Global

After months of sourcing, interviewing, and evaluating an endless parade of job applicants, you’ve finally found the ideal candidate for a hard-to-fill role. You extend a job offer and wait for their response. The obvious job considerations jump out—pay, title, time off. And wait some more. In the U.S.,

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The Complete Guide to Employee Cost: How to Calculate the Cost of an Employee

Velocity Global

Employers calculate employee cost of living by adding up the costs of goods and services on which consumers spend their money in the employee’s city or region of residence. Costs include items like food, housing, and healthcare. If you want to build a distributed workforce, consider partnering with a global employer of record (EoR).

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A CXO’s Guide to Navigating the 2024 talent landscape

Zinnov

The last two years saw unprecedented churn in the global talent landscape. From the Great Resignation or the Great Reshuffle in the year 2022 to the global hiring freezes and big layoffs in 2023 – talent leaders are struggling to adapt to these seismic shifts.

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Current Trends Shaping EMEA’s Tech Sector in 2022 and Beyond

Globalization Partners

The uniform and high-speed digitization has had an instantaneous effect on various sectors, such as healthcare, insurance, education, retail, and food delivery, making us rely on core and fringe technologies more than ever. However, the continent doesn’t have a corresponding market for services, hindering the software industry.