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Possible disciplinary action against employees for conduct outside the workplace

Kgodisho Phashe, Associate Designate in the Employment Law practice joined Newzroom Afrika to chat about possible disciplinary action against employees, if their conduct outside of the workplace can link back to the employer. He explains the importance of trust in an employment relationship.

27 Jul 2021 7:54 Minutes TV interview

Kgodisho Phashe, Associate Designate in the Employment Law practice joined Newzroom Afrika to chat about  possible disciplinary action against employees, if their conduct outside of the workplace can link back to the employer. He explains the importance of trust in an employment relationship.

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