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Total block on lockdown retrenchments

Employment Law Director Bongani Masuku joined The Honest Truth with Benito Vergotine on Smile FM to unpack what a total block on lockdown retrenchments could mean for employers and employees.

29 Jan 2021 10:48 Minutes Podcast
Total block on lockdown retrenchments

Total block on lockdown retrenchments

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Total block on lockdown retrenchments

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Employment Law Director Bongani Masuku joined The Honest Truth with Benito Vergotine on Smile FM to unpack what a total block on lockdown retrenchments could mean for employers and employees.

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