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    Perspectives: Transforming In-House Legal Teams In Asia

    In Asia, Alternative Legal Service Providers (ALSPs) emerged in countries such as India and the Philippines more than 15 years ago, originally in the form of legal process outsourcers.
    GlobalEmployment and HR
    Konexo
    Konexo
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    Outsourcing in the Philippines

    Summary : Outsourcing is considered as one of the bright spots in the Philippine economy. It will be a major driver of growth for the next five years. The Philippine Government has enacted several policy directives to attract foreign investment in this area, including tax incentives, customs perks, and a favorable labor policy. Several of these tax and fiscal incentives are discussed in this article.
    PhilippinesEmployment and HR
    Zambrano And Gruba Law Offices
    Zambrano And Gruba Law Offices

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