

We all know the feeling of stepping on a sharp Lego piece! We think of Lego as something for children, but can this creative process offer more than simple play? On April 19th, we were thrilled to host a workshop on this matter: “How Lego Modelling Can Improve Your Team’s Performance”. Here, attendees were coached… Read more »

Today, businesses simply cannot expect to grow without digital influence. Even your local library is highly likely to have a website and social media presence. We all know that digitalisation is a fundamental cornerstone of growing a business, so we should embrace it. On Thursday the 3rd of May, digital enthusiasts gathered at our European… Read more »

Digital technologies are everywhere around us and we are always keen to learn about new smartphones, 5G or the newest wave of wearables. But how do we implement these technologies in our business in a way that we really accelerate sales and growth from end to end? This question and many others were answered… Read more »

From the first day I (officially) joined Polyglot Group, I felt a disconnect between our brand and the spirit of the company. This was tough for me personally, considering I grew up alongside this business and have seen it evolve and mature into what it is today. It’s true, we have come a long… Read more »

Here at The Polyglot Group, we take your right to data protection and privacy very seriously. You can trust that we are committed to meeting the highest standards. As such, we are introducing new measures to ensure compliance with the General Data Protection Regulation which comes into play on May 25, 2018. What… Read more »

A couple of weeks ago, Gerald Bot, Polyglot’s Director and Head of Payroll, was lucky enough to attend the 10th Anniversary Gala Dinner of ADP Streamline in Prague. However Gerald did not leave empty handed as ADP Streamline awarded Polyglot Group with their Performance Excellence Award. ADP Streamline is a company of the ADP group, which… Read more »

Last night, Polyglot Group came together to celebrate its 20th Anniversary with Partners, Clients and Friends. Set at our Sydney Headquarters down in the Courtyard, guests were welcomed by the gorgeous melody of a saxophone coupled with the sweet sounds of a Bass & a Guitar. Performed by the Jazz Collective, the music paired well with… Read more »

The 20th edition of the Investing in African Mining Indaba welcomed more than 7,250 global professionals including 2,100 international companies from six continents, 37 African government delegations and 10 non-African government delegations. Polyglot Group’s expert international mining consultant Eric Ortolan and general manager Jacques Reynaud attended the conference to meet with existing clients and… Read more »

This event is the world’s largest gathering of the most influential stakeholders. Also known as Mining Indaba, the event is dedicated to supporting education, career development, sustainable development, and other important causes in Africa.

Diversity, equality and gender parity are of immense value to The Polyglot Group. As such, we are proud to be Be Bold For Change.



Local entity setup can take months, even when hiring just one employee

Every country has its own rules for contracts, termination, and employee entitlements

Payroll, tax, and statutory contributions must be handled accurately to avoid penalties.

Using contractors where employment applies can
create legal and financial exposure.

HR and finance teams are forced to manage
unfamiliar systems and regulations.





Hire employees in a new country without setting up a local entity from day one.

Validate a market, role, or region before investing in entity setup.

Continue recruiting critical talent without increasing headcount.

Employ one person or a small team without the overhead of local company registration.

Work directly with an expert, not just
systems or platforms.

We support businesses hiring across borders, not just in theory but in practice.

EOR can be a starting point. We support transitions to other structures when needed.

You work with a team that understands local employment realities, not third-party intermediaries or offshore providers.

We help you choose what works now, with your long-term plans in mind.

Employment, payroll, and local regulations are handled carefully and correctly.
In some countries, Employer of Record (EOR) services are referred to as a Professional Employer Organisation (PEO). While the terminology varies by market, the underlying concept is the same: enabling companies to hire employees compliantly without setting up a local entity. We use EOR as the globally recognised term.
You do.
You retain full control over the employee’s role, responsibilities, performance, and integration into your team. Polyglot Group manages the legal employment, payroll, and compliance requirements in the background.
We provide EOR services across multiple regions globally. Availability varies by country, and we’ll confirm coverage, local requirements, and timelines based on where you’re hiring.
In most cases, onboarding can be completed within a few business days once role details and required documentation are confirmed. Timelines may vary depending on local employment requirements.
We manage the termination process in line with local employment laws, including notice periods, final pay, and statutory obligations, helping you navigate what can otherwise be a complex and high‑risk process.
An EOR can support full‑time, part‑time, and fixed‑term employees. What’s available depends on local labour laws, and we’ll guide you on the best structure for each market.