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Because in many European countries the company is forced to open an office there to employ someone, which can bind them to European regulations.
by trh0awayman 4y ago
Because in many European countries the company is forced to open an office there to employ someone, which can bind them to European regulations.
- badpun 4y agoThe guy can work through NL-based contracting company, which will sell his services to mother company in the US, in exchange for a modest fee (say 10% of the income). It's done all the time when companies are affraid of local labor laws - they outsource that risk and hassle for the 10% extra.