What we cover
This white paper discusses a new, post-pandemic benefit: temporary work from abroad. While many employers are working on a policy around this topic, the potential compliance risks related to working internationally often lead to these policies being rather conservative. Many of them include company-wide limitations such as limited durations of 30 days per year. From a compliance perspective, this type of limitation does not make sense.
In this report you will discover how we argue for a more progressive approach to temporary work from abroad and addresses three best practises for it.
How?
(1) Customising possibilities,
(2) Managing the process, and
(3) Making it a benefit.
These best practises should help employers in managing the compliance risks related to temporary work from abroad, whilst enabling their employees to enjoy this benefit beyond boundaries.
Authors
Carsten and Pieter both work at WorkMotion, one of the 10 fastest growing start-ups in Berlin. It is WorkMotion´s ambition to enable global employment at the push of a button.
Carsten is the company’s co-founder and Managing Director. He started his career as a consultant at McKinsey and has successfully founded several companies. He holds an MBA in Finance & Entrepreneurship from Northwestern University, Kellogg Business School.
Pieter is a tax lawyer and WorkMotion´s Head of Trust & Employer Compliance. Before joining WorkMotion, Pieter was Tax Director at PwC Germany, responsible for its Remote Work proposition. He holds an executive MBA from ESCP Business School in Paris.
This white paper discusses a new, post-pandemic benefit: temporary work from abroad. While many employers are working on a policy around this topic, the potential compliance risks related to working internationally often lead to these policies being rather conservative. Many of them include company-wide limitations such as limited durations of 30 days per year. From a compliance perspective, this type of limitation does not make sense.
In this report you will discover how we argue for a more progressive approach to temporary work from abroad and addresses three best practises for it.
How?
(1) Customising possibilities,
(2) Managing the process, and
(3) Making it a benefit.
These best practises should help employers in managing the compliance risks related to temporary work from abroad, whilst enabling their employees to enjoy this benefit beyond boundaries.
Carsten and Pieter both work at WorkMotion, one of the 10 fastest growing start-ups in Berlin. It is WorkMotion´s ambition to enable global employment at the push of a button.
Carsten is the company’s co-founder and Managing Director. He started his career as a consultant at McKinsey and has successfully founded several companies. He holds an MBA in Finance & Entrepreneurship from Northwestern University, Kellogg Business School.
Pieter is a tax lawyer and WorkMotion´s Head of Trust & Employer Compliance. Before joining WorkMotion, Pieter was Tax Director at PwC Germany, responsible for its Remote Work proposition. He holds an executive MBA from ESCP Business School in Paris.
