ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Regional unrest brings unique compliance challenges for multinational companies operating in Iraq. What happens to your legal and financial obligations when expat employees are suddenly evacuated?
Join Zainab Hassan and Haydar Jawad as they break down the latest regulatory realities of managing a foreign workforce in Iraq. They discuss the legal risks of uncancelled work permits including ongoing tax and social security exposure, the strict rules surrounding local Iraqi workforce ratios, and how to proactively negotiate with the Ministry of Labour during a crisis.
Tune in to learn how to safeguard your business and maintain regulatory compliance, even amid exceptional circumstances.
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