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WEBINAR RECORDING | From disaster to recovery: The time to act is now

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WEBINAR RECORDING | From disaster to recovery: The time to act is now

As we transition out of the National State of Disaster, we are stepping into the oft-proclaimed "new normal".

30 Mar 2022 1 min read Webinar Recording Webinar

As we transition out of the National State of Disaster, we are stepping into the oft-proclaimed "new normal". But now that it is here, what does this new reality actually mean for employees and employers? Employment Law Phetheni Nkuna, Gillian Lumb, and Anli Bezuidenhout provide insight from a strategic and practical standpoint to enable a seamless transition from the Directive to the Code.  

Watch the webinar below. 

 

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