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Kenya | Remote working - The new normal

With several jurisdictions permitting foreigners to live and work remotely within their borders and employers developing systems that permit their employers to work anywhere, there are several considerations that employers and employees need to consider in this new normal. Join Reena Shah, Senior Legal Advisor at Nestlé, Rizichi Kashero-Ondego, and Sylvia Kamanga as they discuss the new developments in remote working, what you need to look out for and the factors that need to be taken into consideration when opting to undertake this new style of work.

31 Oct 2022 17:59 Minutes Podcast
Kenya | Remote working - The new normal

Kenya | Remote working - The new normal

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Kenya | Remote working - The new normal

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With several jurisdictions permitting foreigners to live and work remotely within their borders and employers developing systems that permit their employers to work anywhere, there are several considerations that employers and employees need to consider in this new normal. Join Reena Shah, Senior Legal Advisor at Nestlé, Rizichi Kashero-Ondego, and Sylvia Kamanga as they discuss the new developments in remote working, what you need to look out for and the factors that need to be taken into consideration when opting to undertake this new style of work.

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