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Reflecting on 2021 and navigating 2022

Our Employment Law team hosted their first webinar where they reflected on 2021 and identified key themes for 2022.

3 Feb 2022 41:07 Minutes Podcast
Reflecting on 2021 and navigating 2022

Reflecting on 2021 and navigating 2022

Podcast

Reflecting on 2021 and navigating 2022

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It is a given that COVID-19 will continue to disrupt the workplace in 2022. Listen to the recording of our Employment Law experts as they reflected on the impact of COVID-19 on the workplace and discussed how to navigate the year ahead as businesses attempt to clear a path to some 'normality'.

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