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Russian employment law briefing

Herbert Smith Freehills LLP

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Russia May 22 2009

Compliance with local employment and immigration laws has become an area of increasing interest to Russian regulatory authorities and, consequently, for companies operating in Russia.

Herbert Smith Freehills LLP - Dmitry Kurochkin
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