Updated August 7th 2026

All About Hiring Employees in Georgia

Get the information you need to hire in Georgia. Learn how Justworks EOR can help you streamline international hiring and manage employees abroad.

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The Benefits of an EOR for Hiring in Georgia

Hiring in Georgia requires compliance with the Labour Code of Georgia(opens in a new tab), which determines working hour limits and termination standards. The process can be easier with support from the right team. 

Justworks Employer of Record helps you hire employees in Georgia without establishing a local entity, while supporting compliant employment practices. With Justworks, you can focus on growing your team while we help manage the administrative and employment-related requirements.

Options for Hiring in Georgia

Partnering with an EOR

When you work with Justworks, you can avoid the expensive process of establishing a legal entity. We oversee most local HR operations on your behalf to help you comply with local labor laws and regulations. That includes support for managing payroll, including taxes, withholdings, and deductions, in addition to administering local benefits.

Hiring Practices

In Georgia, employment contracts are either fixed-term or indefinite-term.

Fixed Term Employment

Fixed-term contracts are generally permitted only when objectively justified, such as a temporary increase in workload, replacement of an absent employee, or seasonal or project-based work.

Indefinite Term Employment

If a fixed-term contract exceeds 30 months or is renewed multiple times without objective justification, it may be deemed indefinite.

Probation Periods

Probationary periods are permitted under Georgian law but must be agreed in writing. The probation period may not exceed six months. During probation, the employee or employer can terminate the contract with three days’ written notice, unless otherwise agreed.

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Employment Contracts

Georgian employment contracts may be oral or written. However, written agreements ensure there’s a record to reference and enforce if necessary.

Written contracts should define:

  • Job duties and responsibilities

  • Compensation and payment terms

  • Working hours (not exceeding 40 hours per week standard)

  • Leave entitlements

  • Termination conditions

This material has been prepared for informational purposes only, and is not intended to provide, and should not be relied on for, legal or tax advice. If you have any legal or tax questions regarding this content or related issues, then you should consult with your professional legal or tax advisor.

Ready to Hire Confidently in Georgia?

Justwork makes building your global team seamless by helping you hire and onboard talent in Georgia and beyond. Save yourself the time and hassle of international hiring today.