Hiring personnel in Kazakhstan: informal guide for foreign firms

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The US and Foreign Commercial Service in Kazakhstan prepared an informal guide for foreign firms on hiring personnel in the country. The guide has an overview of the country's labor market including areas such as unemployment, wages and training. It also covers licensing requirements for foreign labor including penalties and fees. The main factors that contributed to the preparation of the guide are the concerns expressed by US and other foreign investors on labor licensing procedures and the new employment law in the country.

Multinational Corporations, Labor Regulation NEC, Employment, Recruiting, Labor law, Kazakhstan, Foreign business enterprises

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U.A.E.: new federal pension and social security law ...

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The United Arab Emirates has passed Law No. 7 of 1999 Concerning Pensions and Social Security. The new law, which will be administered by the General Authority for Pensions and Social Security, established a pension and social security system for all national employees of the country. Law No. 7 took effect on May 1, 1999, for the public sector and on Sep 1, 1999, for the private sector. It introduced enhanced uniformity for the pensions of the entire public sector.

Administration of Human Resource Programs (except Education, Public Health, and Veterans' Affairs Programs), Pension & Benefit Regulation, Social Security, Pensions, United Arab Emirates, Social security law

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