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How to Monitor and Enforce Global HR Compliance
Learn how to proactively monitor local compliance regulations and set up policies that automatically enforce them.
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The cost of non-compliance can be steep.
Each country can have high monetary penalties for failing to comply with the law. For example, not paying someone minimum wage in Germany can result in a fine of up to €500,000.
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Employers should avoid misclassifying independent contractors.
Misclassification happens when a business treats a worker as a contractor, when it should have treated that worker as an employee. Misclassification can result in claims and financial penalties, as well as reputational damage.
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Stay vigilant and proactive to avoid non-compliance.
Companies need to monitor and enforce compliance, globally, at all times. This should include flagging potential issues and setting up automated policies.
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An Employer of Record (EOR) handles compliance for you.
The Rippling EOR handles all of this employment law compliance for you, including local employee agreements, IP protection, and expert local advisors.
