Answers to common questions about PHILORE's EOR, COR, GCC Enablement, and AI-Ready Talent services.
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What is EOR and how does it work with PHILORE?
As your Employer of Record, PHILORE becomes the legal employer of your team members in the Philippines or Indonesia. You direct the work; we handle employment contracts, payroll, statutory contributions (SSS, PhilHealth, BPJS), tax, and HR administration. You get the talent without setting up an entity.
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How long does it take to onboard a worker via EOR?
Usually a few weeks from first conversation to a working team member — commonly around 2–4 weeks. We scope your engagement within days, present a shortlist early, and issue compliant contracts once you select. Timelines vary with role and how quickly you can interview.
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Do I need a local entity in the Philippines or Indonesia to use your EOR service?
No — that's the point of the model. PHILORE is the registered entity, so you skip the months of cost and setup that incorporating in either market would involve.
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What's the difference between EOR and COR?
EOR (Employer of Record) covers full-time employees — PHILORE employs them. COR (Contractor of Record) covers contractors compliantly — PHILORE engages them. Both are fully managed, with a single monthly invoice.
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Who manages my team's day-to-day work?
You do. PHILORE is the legal employer on paper — handling contracts, pay, and compliance — but you set the work, priorities, and performance expectations day to day. It's your team; we carry the employment infrastructure behind it.
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Can I move my EOR team to my own entity later?
Yes. If you decide to register your own entity down the line, we can support a Build-Operate-Transfer transition and hand over the contracts. There's no lock-in requiring you to stay on EOR indefinitely.