Hmm this "new" law is quite interesting.
I'm moving to Moscow in a few months to setup a new branch for our company. I
grew into the position I'm at today largely through seminars/short courses so I
don't actually hold a university degree at the moment. Knowing the average
Russian law there is probably some loophole or other way to get around this law.
Any information on this would be much appreciated, don't really feel like
running into some unpleasant surprises once I start moving.
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Dear :Nick
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