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Wage offer for public sector employees

Thabang Rapuleng, Director in the Employment Law practice joined Cape Talk to discuss the wage offer for public sector employees. He explains that this is a compromise for government , workers and the unions.

4 Aug 2021 07:10 Minutes Podcast
Wage offer for public sector employees

Wage offer for public sector employees

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Wage offer for public sector employees

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Thabang Rapuleng, Director in the Employment Law practice joined Cape Talk to discuss the wage offer for public sector employees. He explains that this is a compromise for government , workers and the unions.

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