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Why Octagon

One contract, six countries

How Octagon's single-contract model simplifies multi-country employment. One invoice, one point of contact, and consistent standards across the Netherlands, United Kingdom, Germany, France, Italy, and Cyprus.

The problem with multi-provider setups

Organisations expanding across Europe typically end up with a different employment partner in every country. Each provider has its own contract terms, invoicing cycle, compliance standards, and communication style. Your HR team spends more time managing providers than managing people. When something goes wrong in one jurisdiction, nobody on the other side of the table has visibility into what is happening elsewhere.

Octagon replaces this fragmented model with a single contract covering six European jurisdictions. One point of contact coordinates employment, payroll, compliance, and HR administration across every market. You receive a single consolidated invoice. Your employees experience consistent onboarding standards and employment terms regardless of which country they work in. When a regulation changes in Germany or a pension requirement shifts in the Netherlands, your Octagon specialist handles it before you need to ask.

What Octagon handles locally

Netherlands

Full Dutch employment law, CAO adherence, pension fund enrollment, and 30% ruling administration.

United Kingdom

UK employment contracts, PAYE payroll, workplace pension auto-enrollment, and IR35 compliance.

Germany

German labour law, social insurance contributions, works council requirements, and Minijob thresholds.

France

French employment code, convention collective application, mutuelle enrollment, and CSE obligations.

Italy

Italian CCNL adherence, TFR management, INPS contributions, and fixed-term contract regulations.

Cyprus

Cypriot employment law, social insurance fund registration, provident fund setup, and GESY contributions.

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