Partner Article
Edays & TMF Group partner to offer absence management alongside their global payroll solution
- The partnership will develop a scalable compliance driven absence solution for multiple jurisdictions
Global absence management provider, Edays, has partnered with TMF Group, a leading provider of critical compliance and administrative services, to enable a compliance-driven absence management solution capable of growth in multiple jurisdictions. TMF Group recognised that it needed an agile global partner that could meet the requirements of global absence management to offer a single experience for clients with multinational mandates.
Adele Ewing, Global Head of HRP at TMF Group commented: “Our partnership with Edays will seamlessly provide our existing and future customers with the benefits of an industry leading global absence management system. In working with Edays, we know that both TMF Group and its customers are safeguarded with a solution that will enable compliance around the world. It is a partnership with far reaching benefits and will allow for a more streamlined and unified approach to absence management for TMF Group and its customers.”
Steve Arnold, founder of Edays added: “For organisations wishing to remain compliant across multiple locations, international expansion creates challenges that are hard to efficiently address. Our partnership with TMF Group will allow businesses across the globe to access an offering that puts absence at the heart of the business, providing customers with the tools to remain compliant and up to date with local regulations.”
This was posted in Bdaily's Members' News section by Edays .
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