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Uncertainty managing employees via Employer of Record

🧭 worksocial problemSingle report ●●●●● severity 3/5

An employer is unsure how to maintain continuity of employment terms, such as tenure and benefits, when transitioning an existing employee to an Employer of Record (EOR) model due to international relocation.

Who's affected: Employers without legal entities in the country where their employee is relocating.

⚠️ Single report. This is one person's account. We mark it so until more voices confirm it.

What people do today

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Ideas a builder, maker or community group could start on:

  1. A standardized 'EOR Transition Checklist' template that outlines how to map existing tenure and benefits to new local contracts.
  2. A peer-to-peer mentorship platform connecting HR managers who have successfully navigated EOR transitions for international staff.
  3. A legal-tech tool that automatically compares existing employment contract terms against local labor laws in the destination country to identify gaps.
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Real voices

“I’m also unsure how things like existing tenure are usually handled. If someone has already been with the company for several years, does that carry over”

Source: Stack Exchange (workplace) · CC BY-SA 4.0, user-contributed content from Stack Exchange; summarized and modified

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