Kenija (Kenya) in the context of HR may refer to the human resource practices, employment laws, and workforce management specific to the country of Kenya. The Kenyan labor market is characterized by various employment regulations governing worker rights, compensation, and workplace conditions. HR practices in Kenya must navigate local labor laws, including the Employment Act, which stipulates guidelines on contracts, wages, and termination of employment. Organizations operating in Kenya also consider cultural factors and the diverse labor force, which includes multiple ethnic groups and varying levels of education and skills. Additionally, HR professionals in Kenya may engage in talent acquisition, employee development, and performance management to enhance productivity and employee satisfaction in a competitive market. Understanding the unique socio-economic context is essential for effective human resource management in Kenya.
Uvod Kenija ima jedno od najnaprednijih tržišta interneta u Africi, ali pristup ostaje nejednak. Na početku 2024. godine, oko 22.7 milijuna Kenijaca koristilo je internet (oko 40.8% penetracija) datareportal.com. Mobilni širokopojasni internet je primarni način pristupa, uz visoku penetraciju mobilnih telefona, dok se pretplate na fiksni širokopojasni internet stalno povećavaju. Vlada zamišlja “digitalnu ekonomiju” i…
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