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Staying compliant is critical for long-term success.

Companies that grow internationally without prioritizing compliance are sure to run into problems.

From entity setup, to hiring, financial reporting, and staying on top of changing regulations, compliance plays a key role every step of the way.

Are you focusing on what’s important when it comes to global compliance for your fast-growing company?

Download this eBook to learn more about:

• How GDPR affects how companies handle employee data
• Sorting out taxation across different locations
• Why employment contracts, payroll, and benefits are not one-size-fits-all

Build your growth founded on your most valuable resource: your talent

Talent retention is a sought-after metric for any business, yet only a few achieve the desired results. Employees are constantly gauging whether they will remain with their employer long term.

As soon as the recruitment and onboarding processes begin, they start assessing a wide variety of factors. Does the hiring company share corporate values that resonate with their own? Are they offering enticing payroll and benefits? Will growth opportunities match employee aspirations?

These considerations evolve for your international employees as much as HQ-based teams. Is your business using the right international HR tools to ensure a positive experience at work across the globe?

Download this quick guide to learn:

• Five key aspects behind a positive global employee experience.
• How you can leverage technology to boost international employee satisfaction.
• How you can tailor your employee experience on an individual basis to develop and maintain a personal touch, wherever they’re based.

The benefits of expanding internationally are endless…especially if you approach it the right way. However, there are pitfalls along the way that can slow down progress.

The good news is: you can avoid them!

Download the eBook to read about some of the most common international expansion mistakes, including:

• Sending a U.S. offer letter to an international candidate.
• Moving so quickly that you ignore important compliance factors.
• Waiting too long to figure out international payroll.