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Employees exposing themselves to COVID-19

Employment Law Director Bongani Masuku recently joined Channel Africa to take a look at whether or not employees can be disciplined for conduct outside of the workplace that involves recklessly exposing themselves to COVID-19

7 Apr 2021 08:54 Minutes Podcast
Employees exposing themselves to COVID-19

Employees exposing themselves to COVID-19

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Employees exposing themselves to COVID-19

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Employment Law Director Bongani Masuku recently joined Channel Africa to take a look at whether or not employees can be disciplined for conduct outside of the workplace that involves recklessly exposing themselves to COVID-19

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