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Offshore Staffing & Labour Hire Providers.

Licensing, BPO agreements and cross-border staffing paper.

Overview

Offshore staffing providers, BPOs, EORs and labour hire firms sit across some of the most active regulators in Australia — state labour hire authorities, revenue offices, the Fair Work Ombudsman and the OAIC. We handle licensing, provider and host contracts, and the cross-border data and IP terms that keep the arrangement defensible.

Where we're pulled in

Common challenges.

  • Labour hire licensing in Qld, Vic, SA and the ACT
  • Provider-to-host contracts and payroll tax exposure
  • Sham contracting and Fair Work Ombudsman risk
  • Cross-border personal information handling under APP 8
  • IP assignment and confidentiality across jurisdictions

How we help

Services tuned for offshore staffing & labour hire providers.

Licence applications

Labour hire licence applications and renewals in Queensland, Victoria, South Australia and the ACT.

Provider & host agreements

Labour hire supply agreements, host on-hire terms and payroll-tax-aware pricing schedules.

Offshore BPO / EOR

BPO, EOR and offshore services agreements with IP, data-flow and consumer-law flow-downs.

Contractor pack

Direct offshore contractor agreements with characterisation, IP and superannuation-aware terms.

Regulator response

Fair Work Ombudsman, state labour hire authority and revenue office investigations.

FAQs

Questions we hear often.

Do we need labour hire licences in every state?
Only the states with a scheme — Queensland, Victoria, South Australia and the ACT currently. Where you supply workers into those jurisdictions from elsewhere, the scheme usually still applies.
Can you paper an EOR arrangement in the Philippines?
Yes — we regularly draft and negotiate offshore EOR / BPO paper for Australian principals into the Philippines, India, Vietnam and Fiji.

Talk to us

Legal built for offshore staffing & labour hire providers — professional services.

Send us a note about what you're working on. We'll respond within one business day and, if we're a fit, book a free 15-minute consultation with a senior lawyer.

We treat every message as confidential.

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