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Rise's Employer of Record (EOR) service manages employment responsibilities like compliance and payroll for your company, allowing you to hire globally without setting up local entities.
With Rise as your Employer of Record (EOR), we act as the legal employer, managing compliance, payroll, taxes, and benefits, enabling your business to hire globally without local entity establishment.
By using Rise EOR, we provide significant time and cost savings while mitigating compliance risks associated with local labor laws, allowing your business to focus on strategic growth.
Rise EOR offers access to a global talent pool and streamlines HR functions like onboarding and payroll, making it the perfect solution for companies looking to expand internationally.
Sign up, enter your company details, and agree to our Master Service Agreement. Once we verify your business, you’ll be ready to invite your employees and global contractors to join.
Invite US employees and global contractors en masse and let us handle all the professional agreements and employment contracts, tax compliance, and KYC/AML requirements.
Easily fund your payroll in USD or USDC, set up payment schedules and let each payee choose how they’d like to withdraw their earnings direct to their bank account or crypto wallet.
An Employer of Record (EOR) acts as the legal employer for workers, handling compliance, payroll, taxes, and benefits for another business. This arrangement allows companies to focus on their core operations while ensuring legal employment protections are met.
An EOR handles payroll and tax compliance while the client company maintains control over daily employee operations. This allows businesses to focus on their core functions without the complexities of employment management.
Using an EOR offers significant time and cost savings while mitigating risks and ensuring compliance with local labor laws. Additionally, it provides access to a diverse global talent pool, enhancing your workforce capabilities.
To choose the right EOR, evaluate their service offerings, understand the associated costs, and assess their compliance expertise. This ensures alignment with your specific business needs.
The key difference is that an EOR acts as the legal employer and assumes full legal responsibilities for compliance, while a PEO functions under a co-employment model without taking on full legal responsibilities.