We lay the groundwork for a compliant workforce with localized contracts, employment agreements, employee handbooks and more.
Understanding co-employment risk is challenging as legislation and enforcement priorities change regularly. We’re a trusted partner to keep you safe.
Tame the complexity of worker classification and indemnify yourself from risks. Easy-to-use, automated, and compliance is guaranteed.
We provide guardrails to ensure contractors are fully screened, eligible to work, and remain that way.
HireArt supports our clients with a wide range of employment and payment options for their contract workforce. This includes full time employees (e.g, W2 in the US, T4 in Canada, P60 in the UK, or Form 16 in India), independent contractors (e.g., 1099 in the US, T4A in Canada, Self Assessment Form in the UK, or Form 16A or 16B in India), Statement of Work engagements, and Business Process Outsourcing (BPO) engagements.
Generally, most HireArt workers are employed as full time employees of HireArt and not Independent Contractors, but the other options mentioned above are all available to our clients and may be selected to meet the client’s needs providing the choice is compliant with local regulations.
Yes, you can use it piecemeal! While many clients utilize our entire suite of products to manage every aspect of their contract workforce, some only use individual products. We think that’s the power of a vertically integrated system; you can solve new contract workforce challenges with HireArt as they arise.
Co-employment, also known as joint employment, is a legal concept that refers to a situation in which an employee is employed by two different entities at the same time.
Generally, HireArt clients want to avoid co-employment. HireArt ensures this by being the employer of record (EOR).
To minimize co-employment risk and maintain compliance, HireArt clients can:
By following these practices and working with HireArt, clients can maintain a successful and compliant working relationship with contract workers.