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Hugo Pienaar discusses the recent NUMSA judgment

CDH Employment Director Hugo Pienaar appeared on eNCA on 27 July where he discussed the recent NUMSA judgment which could have significant implications for the South African Labour market.

28 Jul 2017 Video

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