What is TCN?s?
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Answer / ritu
third country nation, i.e. the company which estd its
bsiness in ohter country, but all activities controll by
parent country
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Answer / sameera
it is third country national,an employee who is a native
neither of the parent country nor of the host country of
the organisation.
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Answer / deepak singh
TCN ------> Third Country National
The employee working outside their home country in a branch of company that is neither in their home country nor in company's home country.
TCN need special taken care because they are working for the progress of the company by staying away from their home country. It could be in the form of financial help or moral support.
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Answer / nehak003
Getting the work & services out of people in a controlled
way with the willing fullness of all
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Answer / nehak003
Sorry thats not the right answer to this question, i was
posting answer to some other question............
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