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Telecommunications & technology

Attracting, retaining and managing scarce skills in a fast-moving sector.

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Sector illustration: Telecommunications & technologyUNDERSTANDING YOUR ENVIRONMENT

An approach rooted in the realities of your sector.

Telecommunications and technology companies operate in fast-moving environments where jobs, skills and ways of working keep changing.

COMMON POINTS OF ATTENTION
  • Changing roles and skills
  • Performance management and organisational change
  • Contracts, confidentiality and internal procedures
  • Recruitment and retention of specialist profiles

How GHR can help

✓Structuring HR policies
✓Support for recruitment and skills development
✓Review of contracts and employment processes
✓Provision of personnel for your projects
OUR EXPERTISE FOR THIS SECTOR
HR advisory & organisationOrganise the HR function to support operations.Recruitment & talentIdentify the right skills and secure recruitment decisions.Employment law advisoryMake well-founded, traceable employment decisions.Social complianceSecure your employer obligations and make your practices reliable.HR outsourcingEntrust HR operations within a clear, controlled framework.
APPLICABLE TEXTS
  • Labour Code (Law L/2014/072/CNT)
  • Social Security Code: CNSS contributions, workplace accidents and occupational diseases
  • General Tax Code: pay-as-you-earn tax (RTS) and flat-rate payroll tax (VF)
  • Order No. 922 of 2025 on the social report
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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
How can contracts protect our confidential information?

Through confidentiality clauses suited to the position and, where needed, internal rules on the use of data and tools. We draft or review these clauses in line with the Labour Code.

How can we retain specialist profiles?

By clarifying roles, career prospects and pay rules, then setting them out in writing. We help you structure these HR policies.

Can you recruit rare technical profiles?

Yes: defining the need, searching for candidates, structured assessment and onboarding support.

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