Labor Laws in Chad
- Annual Leave: 24 days
- Maternity Leave: 14 weeks
- Public Holidays: 12
- Workweek: 39 hours per week.
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Capital:
N'Djamena
Language:
Arabic, French
Currency:
Central African CFA franc
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The income tax rates are progressive from 0% to 30%.
Social security contributions in Chad are due both by the employer and the employee.
Work permits must be obtained before beginning work in Chad. Employers obtain the permits on behalf of foreign workers.
Only one type of work permit is available in Chad. Employers are required to justify employing a foreign national instead of a Chadian.
If the foreign national changes employment, his or her new employer is responsible for obtaining a new work permit.
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