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Adjusted Level 3 regulations

Tamsanqa Mila, Associate in the Employment Law practice, joined SAfm to discuss the adjusted Level 3 regulations. He discusses amongst other things, disciplinary actions that an employer can impose if there is lack of compliance in the workplace.

21 Jan 2021 06:52 Minutes Podcast
Adjusted Level 3 regulations

Adjusted Level 3 regulations

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Adjusted Level 3 regulations

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Tamsanqa Mila, Associate in the Employment Law practice, joined SAfm to discuss the adjusted Level 3 regulations. He discusses amongst other things, disciplinary actions that an employer can impose if there is lack of compliance in the workplace.

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