Oyster, the company that makes hiring talented people around the world compliant, human and delightful, announced a series of powerful upgrades to its Distributed HR platform.
New integrations with industry-leading HR services including Firstbase, Teamtailor, and WeWork, empower Oyster customers to build and manage globally distributed workforces from a single easy-to-use system.
“At Oyster, we are integrating our platform with the world’s leading global HR technology and services providers, furthering our mission to remove the barriers to global employment,” said Tony Jamous, CEO and co-founder of Oyster. “Combined with Oyster’s innovative Distributed HR platform, these partnerships empower our customers with a comprehensive, single-source platform for managing local legal compliance, payroll, benefits, as well as multiple other critical HR needs across the more than 90 countries we serve.”
Partnerships announced include:
- Firstbase is the physical operating system for remote work. Firstbase takes care of all deployment of goods, remote maintenance/repairs, and collections when workers leave the company. The idea is that companies should never have to worry about getting equipment to and from workers ever again.
- Teamtailor is the Recruitment & Employer Branding ATS for all types of companies with the candidate experience top of mind.
- WeWork is building the offices of tomorrow, enabling distributed employees to work from anywhere in the world in a productive environment.
- Ramp is the corporate card and spend management platform designed to help companies spend less.
- Jobbatical helps companies and their newly hired employees navigate the immigration and relocation process.
- 6nomads is a remote-focused job platform where talented developers and tech companies find each other in the shortest way possible.
- SafetyWing provides health insurance for your distributed workforce.
According to a recently published study by the Korn Ferry Institute entitled The Global Talent Crunch the United States can expect to lose out on $162 billion by 2030 due to sector skills shortages. The same study estimates that 1.5 billion knowledge workers are set to enter the workforce over the next 10 years, mostly from emerging economies. The study estimates the global talent shortage is forecasted to reach above 85 million people by 2030.
“The Future of Work is here. We’re partnering with Oyster to catapult this movement and make it easier for everyone to work from anywhere,” said Adam Long, Vice President of Sales, Firstbase.
