The unfortunate truth is that many people will try to hoodwink you during life, especially if you are a entrepreneur: An all to common occurence not just in Africa, but the world over is the abuse of the legal system by people to suit their ends whether it be based on greed, vengeance or any other of the myriad of reasons one would have to argue/sue someone or something else.
Below are just some tips to protect oneself:
- Clearly define work expectations
- Know the Labour Laws of your country of residence
- Invest in training
- Terminate employees positions humanely
- Realism
Banele Rewo in conversation with eBizRadio’s Nick Snow
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Banele Rewo is Creative (re)Director of Authentic Creatives. A creative strategy, outdoor media and product placement company specialising in the urban African market. Banele joins us once a week for #eBizEntrepreneur. Follow @Baniroqua
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