Africa HR Solutions provides PEO services (Professional Employer Organization) for organizations that want to hire expats and local nationals in Kenya. We enable you to run payroll without first establishing a branch office or subsidiary in Kenya. Your workforce is hired according to local labor laws.
As an African PEO expert, Africa HR Solutions manages employment contract best practices and guarantees 100% compliance for your workers in Kenya.
Handshake is the common greeting
When having a personal relationship with someone, a handshake is extended than an acquaintance greeting.
Close female friends may hug and kiss once on each cheek instead of shaking hands.
The most common greeting is “Jambo?” “How are you
After the handshake it is the norm to ask questions about the health, their family, business and anything else you know about the person.
People are generally addresses individual by their academic, professional or honorific title followed by their surname.
Once a personal relationship has developed, you may be able to address a person by their title and first name, first name alone, or nickname.
Africa HR Solutions Ltd knows the interest of Non-Governmental organizations for Africa and their humanitarian benefits. Striving to make Africa a better place, it contains most of the undeveloped nations in the world. In the last few years, NGOs have been part of the sustainable development of Africa, contributing as an active role to shape the proper future of the country. Africa HR Solutions Ltd provides to NGO’s effective payroll solutions, employment outsourcing, offshore services, In-country payroll solutions, expat immigration solutions and medical insurance as support to these NGOs.
Either you belong to the mine, oil & gas, banking & finance, construction, forestry, engineering, agriculture, IT & Telecom, NGOs sectors, we’ll provide you the best services suiting you and your company.
Payroll, Onboarding, Tax compliance, Immigration, Professional Employment Outsourcing, Human Resources, Contractors
Kenya is one of the few countries who are home to the big five animals: Elephants, buffaloes, leopards, lions and rhinos.
The major exports:
Petroleum
Tea
Coffee
Fish
Cement
Tea.
The major imports:
Tea
Tobacco
Lime
Medicaments
Soap
Paper products.
The main trading partners: Uganda, Tanzania, Rwanda, Burundi Egypt, South Africa, European Union (EU) United Kingdom, Saudi Arabia, United Arab Emirates, United States of America, Japan, Pakistan and India.
Gross Domestic Product (GDP)
$132.4 billion
5.3% growth
6.0% 5-year annual growth
$3,084 per capita
Unemployment Rate: 9.2%
Global Ranking in Economy Progress 2016: 115th
Nairobi is the official capital city of the country and situated in the southern-central of the country and is considered the major port of the Indian Ocean. It is the main industrial centre of the country where the railways are considered to be the largest single industrial employer where light-manufacturing industries harvest. Nairobi is a modern city, home to the headquarters of important regional railways, harbours, educational institutions and airways and where tourism has a major role to play.
Currency
Kenyan shilling
Languages
English is the official language in Kenya but is known to be a multilingual country as there are more than 60 other languages spoken.
Economy
Kenya’s economy looks without any doubt positive with its main economy revenue, the key agronomic sector. Importing and exporting cash crops forms part of their main source of revenues and remains the industry who employ the largest number of locals. The industrial sector industry is exploring new horizons with more and more jobs which are being created. Kenya’s industrial sector plans to become the first oil producer in 2017. Fisheries have its local importance as well as the tourism sector who’s becoming an important part of the Kenyans.
Human Resources Management
Salary Surveys
Payroll Administration and processing
Immigration Solutions
Recruiting and Outplacement support
Government Compliance
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