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Domestic workers being covered by CODIA

Thabang Rapuleng, Director in our Employment Law practice joined Kaya FM to discuss domestic workers being covered by CODIA ,which is the Compensation for Injuries and Occupational Diseases Act. He explains the process, and what employers need to do to accurately register their domestic workers.

22 Apr 2021 08:20 Minutes Podcast
Domestic workers being covered by CODIA

Domestic workers being covered by CODIA

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Domestic workers being covered by CODIA

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Thabang Rapuleng, Director in our Employment Law practice joined Kaya FM to discuss domestic workers being covered by CODIA ,which is the Compensation for Injuries and Occupational Diseases Act. He explains the process, and what employers need to do to accurately register their domestic workers.

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