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Flux trend report on female job losses

Fiona Leppan, Director in the Employment practice joined Kaya FM to discuss the Flux Trend report. She explains why women are vulnerable when it comes to retrenchments.

7 Sep 2020 20:00 Minutes Podcast
Flux trend report on female job losses

Flux trend report on female job losses

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Flux trend report on female job losses

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Fiona Leppan, Director in the Employment practice joined Kaya FM to discuss the Flux Trend report. She explains why women are vulnerable when it comes to retrenchments.

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