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Sick of working from home? You can now move to Bermuda, Barbados for a year and work remotely - Face2Face Africa

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The COVID-19 pandemic has seen several small and large scale companies that can afford to discharge their daily duties remotely, implementing work-from-home policies for safety reasons. A phenomenon that evolved out of necessity, some companies have given their employees the option of working from home beyond the end of the year. With the effects of...

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