One of the most common ways to streamline engagement is by partnering with an agent of record (AOR). But what is an AOR and how do you know if you need one? . In this blog post, we introduce the concept of AOR. We distinguish it from an employer of record (EOR), explore its benefits, and identify when partnering with an AOR is necessary.

Demand is creating major opportunities for talent suppliers. As work becomes more mobile and global, organizations are relying on staffing partners to help them hire in a borderless world. To reduce risk, these talent suppliers often partner with an employer of record (EOR) and agent of record (AOR). Discover some of the specific problems that arise when placing workers in other countries.

At People2.0, one of the most common questions we’re asked is, “What is the difference between employer of record (EOR) and agent of record (AOR) services?” This question often comes from ambitious businesses in our industry looking to expand. People2.0 has over 20 years of experience partnering with and advising businesses in the global talent marketplace, and we want to help you choose wisely.

The rising popularity of remote work has created a conundrum for organizations trying to manage the cost of benefits for contemporary workers. In response to this problem, People2.0 is excited to announce the launch of its new portable benefits package for independent contractors.

The exponential pace of technological change and the pandemic-induced shift to remote work have revolutionized the talent landscape forever. Business leaders are scrambling to adapt amid the Great Resignation. Those who can’t adapt are getting left behind. Don’t be one of them. At People2.0, we want to help you modernize your talent acquisition strategy.

Steven Dix took a circuitous route to his role as Haskell Group Lead Electrical Engineer, and his outside-the-box approach to work makes him successful.

Whether it’s preconstruction, safety, or control systems, ‘There are so many parts and pieces that go with it, and we need everyone contributing.’

At Primary Residential Mortgage, Inc., we know the value of a comfortable and efficient home. Here are a few things you can do to minimize your carbon footprint and your monthly utility expenses.

You’ve probably heard a lot about credit scores and credit reports, but what is a DTI? At Primary Residential Mortgage, Inc., we believe it is important for customers to understand the mortgage process so they can make informed decisions. That’s why we’re breaking down debt-to-income ratios.

Houseplants are a great way to add some life and vitality to your home, but not all of them are pet friendly. At PRMI, we want your home to be safe for your furriest of family members. Here are a few of our favorite pet-friendly houseplants.

Painting a room or accent wall can be fun, but it can also be intimidating. At Primary Residential Mortgage, Inc., we want to help you avoid expensive mistakes. Here are some ideas to make your next paint job a little easier.

At Primary Residential Mortgage, Inc., we know that committing to a mortgage can be intimidating. To help you understand your options, we’re diving into the differences between fixed-rate and adjustable-rate mortgages (ARMs).

At PRMI, we understand how stressful it can be to sell your home. We want you to get a fair price, and a few hours of work up could mean thousands of dollars when closing the sale. Here are some tips on staging.

Homeownership can be a significant tool for building wealth, but is buying always better than renting? At Primary Residential Mortgage, Inc., we want to help you make the right financial decision. Here are a few factors to consider when deciding whether to rent or buy.

At Primary Residential Mortgage, Inc., we work hard to eliminate unpleasant surprises and hidden expenses. Here is what you need to know about closing costs.

Students work paid internships on the set of ‘Wake,’ a new psychological thriller created by a team of interdisciplinary CLASS faculty.