The multi-country HR and payroll software category covers nine working concepts. Workzoom carries each one across every supported country on the same employee record.
- Compliance automation
- Compliance automation keeps statutory rates, contribution ceilings, and filing deadlines current per country. When the Canada Revenue Agency or the National Insurance Board publishes new rates, Workzoom applies them before the next pay run with no manual rate-table maintenance.
- Payroll automation
- Payroll automation calculates gross-to-net, statutory deductions, employer contributions, and net-pay banking transactions automatically on every scheduled pay run. The multi-country payroll software runs the same engine in CAD, USD, and BSD.
- Multi-currency support
- Multi-currency support processes payroll in each employee's local currency, with the platform converting between currencies for consolidated executive reporting. CAD, USD, and BSD pay runs flow into the same general ledger without manual currency conversion.
- Currency conversion
- Currency conversion applies the appropriate FX rate for consolidated reporting while the underlying payroll runs in local currency. Country-specific statutory bodies receive their filings in their statutory currency.
- Payroll consolidation
- Payroll consolidation rolls payroll data from every country into one executive view. Group costs, tax burden, headcount, and turnover read across all ten supported countries without re-keying.
- Tax deductions
- Tax deductions for federal, provincial, state, and local jurisdictions are calculated automatically per country. Workzoom applies the right rate for each employee based on their home country, jurisdiction, and effective-dated employment terms.
- Employment laws
- Employment laws for each supported country govern leave entitlements, overtime, notice periods, and termination rules. Workzoom applies these per country: Canada Labour Code, US FLSA, Bahamas Employment Act, Jamaica Employment Termination and Redundancy Payments Act, and others.
- Mandatory benefits
- Mandatory benefits are the statutory contribution and benefit programmes each country requires. Examples include CPP and EI in Canada, FICA in the United States, NIB in the Bahamas, NIS/NHT/HEART in Jamaica, NIBTT/Health Surcharge in Trinidad and Tobago, and the National Pensions Plan in the Cayman Islands.
- Employee self-service portal
- The employee self-service portal gives every employee, in every supported country, one place to view pay stubs, request leave, update personal details, download statutory slips (T4, W-2, NIB statement, NIS statement), and check work-permit status. The portal is fully localized to each country's terminology and statutory documents.
- Global reporting
- Global reporting aggregates the employee record, payroll, time, and talent data across every supported country into one executive view. The international HR and payroll consolidation feeds the same dashboards finance, HR, and operations leadership already use.