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The Corporate Affairs Commission will begin to query all post incorporation applications and approvals for companies without up-to-date Persons with Significant Control filings and annual returns filings.
The right to strike is one of the most cherished possessions of trade unions and they regard it as their powerful weapon and safeguard against low wages or poor working conditions which employers may seek to impose on them.
COVID-19 pandemic and the measures imposed by governments to limit its spread have created a number of significant issues which are of grave concern to employers in Nigeria and beyond.
We expect delays, long adjournments, extension of time and consideration of virtual hearings by the heads of courts.
In this repository, we provide a list of directives issued by the Nigerian government to guide and alleviate issues posed by COVID-19.
In this publication, we provide responses to questions that can assist Nigerian corporate leaders in planning their recovery and managing business risks brought about by the pandemic.
Nigeria boasts a resilient tech foundation, so it's no surprise that Sam Altman, creator of OpenAI, said, "Nigeria has been the biggest adopter of Artificial Intelligence in Africa."
As employment needs evolve in response to advancement in technology and changes in global economy, organisations are increasingly seeking flexible and efficient solutions to expand their global workforce. One of such solutions being increasingly used by organisations is the “Employer of Record” (EOR) system also referred to as “employee outsourcing” in some jurisdictions. This has emerged as a vital strategy for organisations who seek to navigate the complexities of international hiring, compliance with local laws, tax and payroll management, etc. One of the major benefits of hiring through an EOR is that it removes the regulatory obstacles in the process of international employment. As a result, the EOR model is becoming an essential tool for businesses aiming to maintain agility and competitiveness in a global market.
DLA Piper Africa has showcased its pan-African strength at the African Legal Awards 2024 by securing several prestigious awards, including the highly coveted African Network/Alliance of the Year award and three out of four regional awards.
DLA Piper Africa is proud to announce its partnership with 2024 Olympic Gold medallist and African sprint sensation, Letsile Tebogo.