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COVID-19 mandatory vaccine policy

Anli Bezuidenhout, Director in our Employment Law practice joined Cape Talk to discuss the directive that was issued regarding the COVID-19 mandatory vaccination policies. She explains the importance for employers to undertake a risk assessment, and the need for a consultation process before the policy is to be implemented in their workplace

25 Jun 2021 08:49 Minutes Podcast
COVID-19 mandatory vaccine policy

COVID-19 mandatory vaccine policy

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COVID-19 mandatory vaccine policy

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Anli Bezuidenhout, Director in our Employment Law practice joined Cape Talk to discuss the directive that was issued regarding the COVID-19 mandatory vaccination policies. She explains the importance for employers to undertake a risk assessment, and the need for a consultation process before the policy is to be implemented in their workplace

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