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What laws? "Hiring internationally" is not a thing, you either hire international one man consulting firms that invoice you, or you open up a subsidiary in thei
by awestroke 5y ago
What laws? "Hiring internationally" is not a thing, you either hire international one man consulting firms that invoice you, or you open up a subsidiary in their country to hire them as an employee of that subsidiary, in which case the laws of their country applies, not yours
- vosper 5y agoThose aren't the only two options - there are loads of contracting agencies. You can deal with (and pay) their US office, and that money goes to their in-country subsidiary. You can get a modest-size team in Latin America this way. Thing is, the rates at these agencies (at least the LatAm ones) have run up to the point where they're not so far from the US. You can spend $80 USD an hour easily.
- pabs3 5y agoI found it interesting reading GitLab's setup, they have all three options: https://about.gitlab.com/handbook/people-group/employment-solutions/ https://about.gitlab.com/handbook/people-group/employment-so...