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Healthy body, not so healthy mind – The invisible pandemic: mental health

Our Employment Law practice and clinical psychologist, Tanya van der Water discussed mental health and its impact on the workplace.

25 Aug 2020 1 min read Webinar Recording Webinar

Our Employment team and clinical psychologist, Tanya van der Water hosted a webinar on mental health and its impact on the workplace, the Labour Appeal Court’s view on mental health as a ground for dismissal and what to do where an employee refuses to attend work due to the fear of contracting covid-19.

Watch the webinar below

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