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Human rights in the workplace

Bongani Masuku, Director in our Employment Law practice, discussed human rights in the workplace, and what employers need to be mindful of so to not discriminate.

25 Mar 2022 5:08 Minutes TV interview

Bongani Masuku, Director in our Employment Law practice, discussed human rights in the workplace, and what employers need to be mindful of so to not discriminate.

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