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The global future of remote work, according to three HR startup leaders | TechCrunch Disrupt 2024

Software is eating the world, and companies are hiring global talent more frequently than ever. They want to be able to hire talent in foreign countries and retain employees who want to move abroad. That’s why a new wave of global HR startups are helping companies hire people all around the world with local contracts.…

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Software is eating the world, and companies are hiring global talent more frequently than ever. They want to be able to hire talent in foreign countries and retain employees who want to move abroad.

That’s why a new wave of global HR startups are helping companies hire people all around the world with local contracts. But can they replace local subsidiaries?

Watch as Check Head of Engineering Lindsey Martin, Remote President & Co-Founder Marcelo Lebre, and Gusto CEO Josh Reeves discuss the future of work at Disrupt 2024.

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    October 28, 2024 at 7:28 pm

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