Contractors becoming employees
Your plan sets out the employment route available in that market and who holds each obligation.
Employment and payroll for the team you already have
You already work with these people. Gracemark can organize the employment, payroll and ongoing support around them, so the working relationship stays the same while the administration becomes someone else's job.
Start with the people you already have.
See compensation, employer costs and service fees kept separate.
Plan the transition around your payroll cycle and notice periods.
See your options
Choose the country where your people will work and the closest role. See workforce arrangements and responsibilities now, then request a written plan covering your recommended route, cost components and next steps.
No email needed to see your options.
Where this fits
Your plan sets out the employment route available in that market and who holds each obligation.
People hired directly, through a partner or through an acquisition can be brought under one arrangement.
When employment already exists, the plan can cover payroll, reporting and local administration alone.
Straight answers
The intention is continuity. Your plan states what changes for the worker, what stays the same and what has to be agreed locally.
Yes, where employment already exists locally. The plan says what Gracemark handles and what stays with you.
Compensation, applicable employer costs and Gracemark fees are shown separately, with one time items kept apart from recurring amounts.
No. Email is the only required detail, and the written plan arrives within 48 hours.
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