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How women have been impacted by the current labour environment during COVID-19

Employment Director Fiona Leppan joined Kaya FM's Kaya Bizz to take a look at how women have been impacted by the current labour environment during COVID-19.

21 Aug 2020 08:19 Minutes Podcast
How women have been impacted by the current labour environment during COVID-19

How women have been impacted by the current labour environment during COVID-19

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How women have been impacted by the current labour environment during COVID-19

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Employment Director Fiona Leppan joined Kaya FM's Kaya Bizz to take a look at how women have been impacted by the current labour environment during COVID-19. Click here to listen to her interview.

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