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Employer of Record

Introduction

An employer of record (EOR) acts as a legal employer of employees who are performing duties for another business entity (referred to here as the 'company').

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2.1.4 Withholding obligation of employers

3.4 Pension provision

6.4 Outbound employees assigned abroad

2.1.2 Form TD-1

2.2.3 Submission of social security contributions information

3.2 Restricted Stock Units (RSU's)

3.1 Minimum wage and overtime

9.5 Workers Compensation Act 2000

2.2.1 Assessable earnings for NSSF

3.1 Minimum wage

2.2.3 National Housing Trust (NHT)

7.2 Relocation expenses

5.1 Employer registration

3.4.3 Maternity leave

2.2 Withholding of social security

3.1 Tax exempt remuneration

3.2 Leave of absence

6.1.2 Reciprocal agreements

2.2.5 Provident fund

2.2.1 National Social Security Fund (NSSF)

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Introduction

Employer of Record

Introduction

2.1.4 Withholding obligation of employers

3.4 Pension provision

6.4 Outbound employees assigned abroad

2.1.2 Form TD-1

2.2.3 Submission of social security contributions information

3.2 Restricted Stock Units (RSU's)

3.1 Minimum wage and overtime

9.5 Workers Compensation Act 2000

2.2.1 Assessable earnings for NSSF

3.1 Minimum wage

2.2.3 National Housing Trust (NHT)

7.2 Relocation expenses

5.1 Employer registration

3.4.3 Maternity leave

2.2 Withholding of social security

3.1 Tax exempt remuneration

3.2 Leave of absence

6.1.2 Reciprocal agreements

2.2.5 Provident fund

2.2.1 National Social Security Fund (NSSF)

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