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Samiksha Singh discusses probationary periods

Samiksha Singh, a Director in the Employment practice features on the Get up and go Breakfast Show on Cape Pulpit. She discusses probationary periods, and what employers need to do during this period.

18 Jun 2019 10:19 Minutes Podcast
Samiksha Singh discusses probationary periods

Samiksha Singh discusses probationary periods

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Samiksha Singh discusses probationary periods

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Samiksha Singh, a Director in the Employment practice features on the Get up and go Breakfast Show on Cape Pulpit. She discusses probationary periods, and what employers need to do during this period.

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