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Repeal of Covid-19 regulations

The conversation regarding doing away with masks in the workplace, is an ongoing one. Tshepiso Rasetlola, Associate in our Employment Law practice discussed the responsibility of the employer in this regard, with Radio Helderberg.

18 Jul 2022 07:21 Minutes Podcast
Repeal of Covid-19 regulations

Repeal of Covid-19 regulations

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Repeal of Covid-19 regulations

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The conversation regarding doing away with masks in the workplace, is an ongoing one. Tshepiso Rasetlola, Associate in our Employment Law practice discussed the responsibility of the employer in this regard, with Radio Helderberg.

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