No, an employee's start date in Nigeria cannot fall on a weekend or a public holiday.
In Nigeria, there is no statutory limit for probationary periods. Typically, probationary periods last:
Extensions are possible if the employer sees potential for improvement in a struggling employee. In such cases, the probationary period may be extended by 2 to 3 months, and sometimes even longer.
In Nigeria, employment agreements are not mandated to be registered with a regulatory authority to be considered active. However, following the obtaining of signatures on the employment agreement, it is essential to enroll the employee in health insurance.
Pebl can accept and support customers that have a local entity in Nigeria. If a customer already has a local entity, a service agreement is not required.