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Working from home and drinking on the job

Bongani Masuku, Director in the Employment Law practice joined eNCA to discuss the implications of drinking on the job whilst working from home. He explains the obligations of employers and employees responsibilities arising from the continued applicability of the Occupational Health and Safety Act; the provisions of the LRA and Contracts of Employment during the National Lockdown

23 Oct 2020 Video

Bongani Masuku, Director in the Employment Law practice joined eNCA to discuss the implications of drinking on the job whilst working from home. He explains the obligations of employers and employees responsibilities arising from the continued applicability of the Occupational Health and Safety Act; the provisions of the LRA and Contracts of Employment during the National Lockdown

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