From employment laws and compliance, to culture, benefits, and employee expectations — the U.S. workplace can look and feel very different from what you’re used to in your home country.
Foreign-based companies hiring their first U.S.-based employee(s) will encounter a complex process with specific legal and HR compliance requirements, not to mention cultural considerations and employee expectations. If you are launching or expanding your U.S. operations or hiring U.S.-based employees, we’ll help you do so strategically, legally, and successfully.
We’ve built this guide specifically for foreign-based companies looking to establish a successful HR foundation and grow their team in the U.S.
You’ll find practical insights and a holistic approach to creating a compliant, values-driven, and joyful work environment — one that reflects your global identity while resonating with your U.S. team.
This guide will help you understand the essentials, avoid costly missteps, and build a thoughtful, legally compliant, and culturally aligned employee experience from day one. We’ll cover:
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What you must have in place before hiring
U.S. employment basics and key legal considerations
How to integrate your global culture, mission, and values into your U.S. operation
What U.S.-based employees expect (and what helps retain them)
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We’ve included nearly 50 pages of tools, templates and checklists to start you off on the right foot. Among what’s inside:
A primer on legal requirements for hiring US-based employees and a guide to fair hiring laws in the USA
Hiring U.S.-based employees document checklists
Payroll and taxes and recruiting and immigration and onboarding and …
Whether you’re hiring one employee or building out a full team, this guide will walk you through what you need to know to get it right — strategically, legally, and humanely.
One more thing: When you download this guide for hiring US-based employees, we’ll give you a FREE 30-minute consult with one of be the change HR’s experts to start mapping your HR success in the U.S. with confidence.