The Brazil Workforce Blueprint
Your Brazil workforce route, before you commit to anything.
Bring us the outcome, not the acronym. Seven questions return the recommended route, one credible alternative, an indicative launch sequence, the landed cost drivers, the risks and the point at which moving to your own Brazilian company becomes the better decision. No email required to see it.
Brazil Workforce Blueprint
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Your preliminary blueprint
Answer the seven questions and your recommended route appears here, with the credible alternative, the launch sequence, the cost drivers, the risks and the transition trigger. No email required to see it.
The full model comparison
Every route we can operate in Brazil, and what each one really means.
| Model | Who employs or contracts | Who manages the work | Best fit | Next step |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Recruitment / direct hire | Your entity | You | You already employ in Brazil and need the person | Review this model |
| Staffing / staff augmentation | SIBRA | You, day to day | Named capacity inside your team or program | Review this model |
| Employer of Record | Local employing structure via SIBRA | You | Employees before your entity exists | Review this model |
| AOR / contractor management | The contractor's own entity | You, within contracted scope | Genuine independent professionals | Review this model |
| Payroll for your entity | Your Brazilian entity | You | You already have an entity and employees | Review this model |
| Managed team / SOW | SIBRA | SIBRA, against a scorecard | Defined deliverable or work package | Review this model |
| BPO / managed operation | SIBRA | SIBRA, against service levels | A complete function or workflow | Review this model |
| Client-owned Brazil entity | You | You | Sustained headcount that justifies infrastructure | Review this model |