Compliance is no longer back-office. It's strategic
Partnering with a third-party employer, commonly known as an Employer of Record (EOR), has evolved from a hiring convenience into a strategic enabler of global expansion. As cross-border hiring accelerates, so do regulatory expectations.
A 2025 academic study by Samuel Dahan highlights that the EOR model is legally distinct from staffing or outsourcing, playing a critical role in enabling global employment while ensuring local legal clarity. Regulators are paying attention and so should employers.
A single misstep in compliance can result in tax exposure, regulatory penalties, reputational damage, and erosion of employee trust - each of which directly impact employer brand and growth.
Key compliance focus areas for employers in 2025
Global HR and leadership teams must pay close attention to four areas:
What employers should do now
To stay ahead, employers should:
EOR usage is rising, enforcement is increasing, and the cost of non-compliance is growing. The next phase of the EOR market will be defined by trust, transparency and compliance excellence.
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