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Implications of load shedding when working from home

Associate in the Employment Law practice joined SA FM to discuss the implications of load shedding when working from home. She highlights the responsibilities for employers and employees.

18 Aug 2020 08:49 Minutess Podcast
Implications of load shedding when working from home

Implications of load shedding when working from home

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Implications of load shedding when working from home

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Associate in the Employment Law practice joined SA FM to discuss the implications of load shedding when working from home. She highlights the responsibilities for employers and employees.

 

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