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Why can’t Family employ me in the country I live in?

It depends on the country.  In many countries, it is impossible to employ staff except through a registered entity.  Family has registered entities in the UK, New Zealand and the US. In some countries it is possible to employ people without a registered entity, however this may be cost-prohibitive, especially if we do not already have an arrangement set up. In addition, Family makes practical decisions, in order to ensure that the time zones of relevant colleagues are compatible.

Published: 6th May, 2020

Author: Kamini Rana

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