Global Hiring Compliance
and Risk in Every Country

Every country has its own employment rules. Gloroots is your legal employer in 150+ countries and carries the compliance risk for your EOR employees.

  • 150+ Countries
  • Local Legal Review
  • 24/7 Human Support
  • EOR From $199/Month

What Is Global Employment Compliance and Risk Management?

Global employment compliance and risk management means following each country's employment rules for every person you hire, and avoiding the fines, back taxes and legal claims that follow when you don't. It covers contracts, payroll tax, worker classification, right to work and data privacy. Gloroots handles this in 150+ countries and carries the risk for employees hired through its EOR.

Where the risk sits

Where Does Global Hiring Risk Come From?

Every country has its own rules. Six areas carry the most risk.

Employment law & contracts

A local contract that follows the country's labour law and any sector agreement.

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Getting one of these wrong can lead to fines, back taxes or legal claims.

How Gloroots helps

How Does Gloroots Reduce Global Employment Compliance Risk?

Gloroots becomes the legal employer in your new country. You direct the work. We handle what the law requires.

Start with a compliant local contract

Local contracts for every hire, reviewed by our legal team to follow local law from day one.

See the cost of compliance upfront

Employer contributions and statutory costs are in one monthly cost per person.

Classify workers correctly

Contractor or employee? Check your misclassification risk, then hire through our EOR if the law requires it.

Stay compliant every month

Gloroots runs payroll, files taxes and registers benefits in each country, and carries the compliance risk.

Keep every country in one place

Contracts, payroll and records for every country on one platform and one monthly invoice.

End employment under local law

Gloroots follows local notice, final pay and termination rules. No company to shut down.

EOR vs. doing it yourself

Should You Manage Compliance Yourself or Use an EOR?

An EOR moves local-law tracking, and the risk, to the legal employer.

Your own entity and advisers

Best for a large, permanent team in one country

Tracking local law
Your team and local advisers
Compliance risk
You
When rules change
You update contracts and payroll
Time to first hireMonths
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EOR with Gloroots

Best for new markets and small teams

Lower risk
Tracking local law
Gloroots
Compliance risk
Gloroots
When rules change
Gloroots updates contracts and payroll
Time to first hire3 to 5 days
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Gloroots carries risk for EOR employees only. Contractors and your own entity's staff stay with you.

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Compliance & Risk Management FAQs

What is global employment compliance?

Global employment compliance means following each country's employment rules for everyone you hire there: contracts, payroll tax, social security, benefits, leave, right to work and data privacy. Rules differ by country, so companies hiring abroad must meet them one country at a time.

What are the biggest compliance risks when hiring internationally?

Worker misclassification, payroll tax and social security errors, contracts that break local labour law, missing right-to-work checks, data privacy breaches and permanent establishment. Each can lead to fines, back taxes or legal claims.

How does an Employer of Record reduce compliance risk?

An Employer of Record (EOR) is the legal employer of your workers in a country. It issues local contracts, runs payroll, files taxes and registers benefits under local law. For employees hired through its EOR, Gloroots carries the employment compliance risk while you direct the work.

What is worker misclassification?

Worker misclassification is treating someone as an independent contractor when local law sees an employee. It can bring back taxes, penalties and claims for benefits and leave. Authorities look at how the work is done, not the contract label. Gloroots can hire misclassified workers as employees through its EOR.

Does an EOR remove permanent establishment risk?

Not automatically. Permanent establishment (PE) risk depends on what your people do in a country, such as signing contracts or running a fixed place of business. An EOR covers the employment side, but PE is a tax question, so get tax advice for your case.

Is Gloroots responsible for my contractors and entity staff?

No. Gloroots carries compliance risk only for employees hired through its EOR. Contractors you engage directly and staff at your own entity remain your responsibility. If a contractor should be an employee, Gloroots can hire them through its EOR.

How does Gloroots keep up with changing labour laws?

Gloroots tracks rule changes in each country where it is the legal employer and applies them to contracts, payroll and filings, so you do not have to monitor every country yourself.

How much does compliance support with an EOR cost?

Gloroots EOR starts at $199 per employee per month, including contracts, payroll tax filings and statutory benefits. You see the total monthly cost per person before you hire, and all countries share one invoice.