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Mandatory vaccines in the workplace

Tamsanqa Mila, Senior Associate in our Employment Law practice joined Etv to discuss mandatory vaccines in the workplace. He explains the importance of conducting risk assessments for employers, and the three grounds for exemption being constitutional, religious, and medial related grounds.

21 Jan 2022 5:03 Minutes TV interview

Tamsanqa Mila, Senior Associate in our Employment Law practice joined Etv to discuss mandatory vaccines in the workplace. He explains the importance of conducting risk assessments for employers, and the three grounds for exemption being constitutional, religious, and medial related grounds.

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