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This is a big drama. Although it is not strange because it happens in the business world every day. I know they will sort themselves out. Beyond the money involved, what the two firms are trying to protect is their names, or might I say 'images', or might I yet say 'brands'. Let's just cross our hands and see how things unfold. |
FortifiedCity:OK. But how can one best take advantage of this? |
FortifiedCity:what do you mean by referral in this case, sir? |
Outsourcing business functions to third party firms has become a trend in Nigeria. The field that has taken the lion's share is Human Resource Management (HRM). It seems some firms don't want to manage this function themselves anymore. They prefer contracting it to third parties. Although there are different agreements that could be reached. One is contracting an HR firm to help your firm source and recruit talents and the contract closes when the former has recruited the talent and they've resumed at your firm (as full staff of your firm). Another one (which is the most trending and most damaging to employees' career IMO) is firm entering into agreement with outsourcing HR firm to supply them staff for an agreed period of time. These employees remain the staff of the outsourcing firm. The firm they are deployed to would pay the outsourcing firm which would, in turn, pay the employees but that's after they have deducted some percentage which could sometimes be as high as 20%. This, to me, is a big and subtle act of slavery. Can you imagine how much the outsourcing HR firms are making every month on all people they deployed to firms? Now, one critical question I would want to ask is: are the companies contracting these outsourcing HR firms satisfied with making workers suffer -- with low pay and without career direction or promotion potential -- to the benefit of the outsourcing firms? Please what career directions are there for an employee who's employed by an outsourcing firm and deployed to, say a bank, and whose career in the bank can halt should the contract between the bank and outsourcing firm seize? And what promotion potential or career progressions are there for people working for outsourcing firms? At least, as real staff of a firm, you're sure of promotion and pay rise when you reach a career milestone in the firm. What is the fate of an employee working in the same firm but is a staff to an outsourcing firm? Although, when we look at it critically, HR outsourcing firms are creating value to their clients (firms). They provide you with employees whom you don't need to disturb yourself providing employees' benefits for. They are just like robots. You're not obligated to promote them or plan for their pension. Their career development is not your problem, too. The only thing you owe them is their monthly salary which is always nothing close to what you normally should pay your own (full) staff. What does all this translates to for the firm? It translates to lower cost; and that's the value the outsourcing HR firms provide them. On the right note, any firm that doesn't care about the career and standard of living of her employees but only wants to make money and mindlessly reduce cost is not a good firm IMO. So, those who are working in the system already (working for ousourcing firms) should please enlighten us. Is there something we are missing in this HR outsourcing job thing? |
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godofuck231:Calm down. We're the seller. My dad is the heir, going by your submission. And you did not even respond to my question in the original post. You might want to read it again. |
godofuck231:But there's no nexus between this property and any omo onile! |
DPKayTradeFair:what do you mean by 'serious prime real estate' sir? Yes, we plan to use proceed from the sale. |
DPKayTradeFair:couldn't the house be sold and the body exhumed immediately after; because the plan is to buy and build a house for the woman and she would be buried there. All this are to be done from her share in the sale. Her children will take charge of the house and whatever remains in her share after the house is built for her. Mind you, the house will be built in new site. |
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Hi property pros in the house, It is my pleasure reaching you all at this time. Please I need your advice on this. There is this family house by the major road in one of the big commercial hubs in Lagos. This land would be great for bank because there are many banks on the road already. Now, this house was built by my paternal granma who died about 35 years ago. She had six children. Several attempts have been made by one of grandma's children to sell the house but he's always been unlucky to get into 419s. The fraudsters would have actually made away with the property save for other siblings who needed to cosign documents but had never wanted to sell and would never sign. Now, the family has really expanded and these siblings are already aging. The only way forward now is to sell the house and everyone should go and invest it on something that would help them more instead of the peanuts they currently get as rents (The property should sell between 60 and 80 millon). But there's one challenge. Recently, one of the siblings (a single mother) died and people who were with her just carried her corpse to her mum's house and buried. They had even buried her in the house before they infomed her siblings that she had died. So, like I said, the siblings are aging and they have children's children already. The structure on the house is just face me and face you, making the potential of the land to be overly underused. It will be more useful if a firm like bank procures it and it will ultimately boost the area's economy. So how does one go about this, not forgetting the person that was buried there? Thanks in anticipation. Seun, lalasticlala, please help push to front page. |
Hello bro, did you later pitch your tent at Unizik? collele: |
Do you want to drill borehole? Do you want to see water running through your taps in just few days time? If your answers are YES, then you can just talk to us about it. Direct your enquiry to olatayo.samuel.com or drop comments here. |
having your house next to the houses of other enlightened people as yourself only requires that you take a bold and intelligent step. Grace Bounty Properties introduces to you: Grace Garden Estate (GGE) located at Agbara, a few-minute driving distance from Lagos State University (enroute Iyana-oba), and Covenant University (enroute Sang Ota). GGE ticks all the columns when it comes to great location, serene environment, proximity to key areas (I.e Agbara Industrial Estate, Covenant university, Lagos state university, e.t.c.), affordable price, easy payment system, global C of O, and high return on investment - if you want to sell the land later in future GGE phase 1 currently sells for N900,000 with N100,000 discount if you are paying outrightly. if by installment, you will pay N28,125 for 32 months. GGE phase 2 sells for N800,000 with N100,000 discount for outright payment. And 25,000 for 32 month if installment is opted for. we also have a neighbourhood land in Isheri Ijegun, Lagos and estate lands in Asaba, Anambra and Enugu which we are also selling now at reasonable prices. Grace Bounty Properties is located at Atinuke shopping complex, block c, 1st floor, right wing, room 3, 95/129, Okota road, by Cele bus stop, Lagos. For enquiries and inspection, contact Samuel on 08134407874, olatayo.samuel@yahoo.com Take the audacious step today! |
collele:add me bro, let's talk on whatsapp: 08134407874 |
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collele:good. Do you still have my no.? |
collele:bro how far? Longt time. |
How u dey, bro snoopy: |
Epaul:lest you are termed oliver twist. Lol! |
Fynestboi:yea! I was going to say this. |
Fynestboi:I mean between you and the lastnazgul |
Fynestboi:yea, I saw the conversation between you two then. |
awesome11:I don't think the number of likes garnered by partcipants' essay is objective enough to judge their work. Remember, some schools have users here on NL than others. Only few of those likes are borne out of objectivit. |
Fynestboi:snoopy is now also a graduate, I suppose. |
awesome11:I agree with you |
Good analysis. Cc: Lalasticlala |
habeeblai244:hmmmmm |