A Guinean HR firm,to international standards.
TEDSOM supports companies operating in Guinea — multinationals, SMEs, NGOs, institutions — in structuring their human capital. Rigorous method, field roots: the equation holds in just a few words.
A company is built by its women and men. In Guinea more than anywhere else, operational performance rests on the quality of social dialogue, the rigour of HR policies, and a close knowledge of the field.
Our mission: to bring every client the level of expertise of a major international firm, together with precise knowledge of collective agreements, authorities, communities and local labour markets. Never one without the other.
Four principles,
non-negotiable.
What follows is not a wall poster. Each of these principles has, at some point, meant a mandate turned down or a file restarted from scratch.
Excellence
The standard is the same whatever the size of the engagement. No under-delivery, no shortcuts.
Independence
A firm with no sector holdings. Our recommendations serve your company's interest — exclusively.
Confidentiality
Reinforced contractual commitment on every sensitive matter: pay, audits, social dialogue.
Local roots
Conakry is not a branch office. It is our home. Our consultants know the terrain, the players, the codes.
A multidisciplinary team,
from advisory to implementation.
Senior consultants, employment-law jurists, certified payroll managers, experienced trainers and mediators. All share one standard: to produce work whose final page they would be proud to sign.

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Confidentiality. Reinforced contractual commitment for all our consultants. Data handled during engagements is protected by strict protocols — classification, limited access, documented destruction.
Independence. We decline engagements involving conflicts of interest. Our fees are tied to our services — not to opaque placement commissions.
Compliance. Our practices align with Guinea's Labour Code, applicable international standards (ILO, IFC) and sector-specific regulatory requirements. No grey areas.