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Employer of Record (EOR) & Professional Employer Organisation (PEO) Services
At Ascentium, we streamline workforce management through our global EOR and PEO services.
Our teams of experts from InCorp Global and McCabe, an InCorp Group Company offer seamless solutions to handle recruiting, compliance, and HR functions, ensuring businesses can operate efficiently in any jurisdiction.
Jurisdictions We Service
Our EOR & PEO Services
Our range of PEO and EOR services ensures compliance and efficiency in managing your international workforce. Key offerings include:
Provided by InCorp Global
Compliance Management
Employee Benefits Management
Executive Search and Recruitment
Onsite Consulting
Professional Resource Solutions
Remote Workforce Hiring
Benefits of Using Our EOR & PEO Services
Whether you need C-level executives, specialists for one-time projects, or remote employees, we offer a wide range of bespoke recruitment solutions.
Comprehensive support to ensure your business meets all local HR and workforce legal requirements effortlessly.
Leverage our vast experience and in-depth knowledge of international employment laws to manage your global workforce efficiently.
Frequently Asked Questions
An Employer of Record (EOR) is a third party that legally employs staff on behalf of a company. The EOR handles payroll, contracts, and compliance, while the company manages the employee’s day-to-day work.
A Professional Employer Organisation (PEO) supports HR functions such as payroll, benefits, and compliance. Unlike an EOR, the client company must have a local entity in the country.
EOR allows you to hire employees in a country without setting up a local entity. PEO requires you to have a registered entity and works as a shared HR support model.
EOR is useful when entering a new market quickly, hiring a small team, or testing a market before committing to full company setup.
Yes. EOR services are designed to support hiring across different countries while managing local employment laws, payroll, and compliance requirements.
An EOR usually manages employment contracts, payroll, tax filings, statutory benefits, and local labour law compliance.
EOR providers operate under local employment regulations and are responsible for ensuring contracts, payroll, and benefits meet country-specific legal requirements.
They help businesses hire faster, reduce administrative work, stay compliant with local laws, and manage employees across different countries more easily.
Companies can hire full-time employees, remote workers, specialists, or project-based roles depending on their needs and local regulations.
It includes following local labour laws, handling payroll taxes, providing statutory benefits, and keeping employee records as required by law.