Employer of Record
We become the formal legal employer of your talent: we sign the local contract, answer to authorities and absorb the legal complexity. You keep full operational direction of the team.
Your trusted Employer of Record (EOR) partner for compliant hiring, payroll, and workforce management—without establishing a local company. Over 20 years of experience helping multinational companies build and manage compliant workforces in Colombia, Panamá, Perú, Puerto Rico and Venezuela.
Venezuela is our flagship market. We operate as Employer of Record in Panama, Peru, Puerto Rico and Colombia, and support independent contractor payments in additional international markets.

With over 20 years in the Venezuelan market, Grupo IERG deeply understands the country's regulatory, currency, and labor complexity. We are the trusted operational bridge for multinationals maintaining or growing local presence with full compliance.





The Employer of Record separates legal responsibility for the employment from the operational direction of the work. You keep the team; we absorb the complexity.
We sign a locally compliant employment contract with your talent — in the correct language, currency, benefits structure, notice period and termination clauses for each jurisdiction.
We calculate salaries and deductions, withhold income tax and social security, pay in local currency and file on time with every authority — payroll unified across multiple countries.
Statutory and competitive benefits, vacation, leaves, audits and — when the time comes — clean offboarding with the correct settlements, notices and legal closure.
We employ, pay and stay compliant on your behalf in every jurisdiction — no local entity or in-country HR operation required.
We become the formal legal employer of your talent: we sign the local contract, answer to authorities and absorb the legal complexity. You keep full operational direction of the team.
Salaries and deductions, tax withholding, on-time local-currency payments and consolidated reporting across multiple countries — one auditable operation.
Minimum wage, statutory benefits, vacation and leave, social security and every piece of labor documentation each authority requires — kept current in each jurisdiction.
Contracts drafted under each country's legal framework: language, currency, salary structure, benefits, probation period, termination causes and notice periods correct from day one.
Onboarding — contract, registration and first payroll — resolved in business days. Terminations executed with correct settlements, notices and formal legal closure.
Where a full EOR solution isn't required, we support payments to independent contractors in additional international markets, with proper documentation and compliance.
The common denominator: you need to employ someone legally in a country without absorbing the cost and time of setting up your own entity.
Hire specialists in countries where you have no legal presence — without opening one.
Validate demand or run a pilot before committing capital to a permanent structure.
Keep key personnel employed and compliant while post-merger integration is defined.
Onboard specialized engineering or operational teams in days, not months.
Roll out into multiple LatAm markets under one unified employment and payroll layer.
Convert misclassified contractors into fully compliant local employees before an audit does.
Hiring in another country instantly activates a set of obligations — entity setup, registrations, contracts, payroll, benefits, terminations — that few companies are ready to absorb. Grupo IERG offers a third path between "don't hire" and "build a full structure": hire now, compliant from day one, backed by two decades of local operation in regulated Latin American markets.
The EOR model significantly reduces exposure to permanent-establishment risk, but does not eliminate it in absolute terms. If personnel in-country generate revenue, close deals, negotiate or sign contracts, or if decision-makers operate continuously from that jurisdiction, tax authorities may still consider a taxable presence exists — regardless of the EOR arrangement.
Likewise, an EOR is not a substitute for an integral tax strategy, does not cover every operational risk, may have restrictions for regulated activities, and in some jurisdictions has limits for very long relationships or local director roles. Acknowledging these limits makes the proposition stronger: it lets us structure each engagement where the model adds the most value and complement it with other solutions where appropriate.
Grupo IERG's team has supported EOR, workforce administration, and contractor-payment programs involving companies and partners such as: