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The best practice regarding 'side hustles' and the workplace

Striking a balance between the demands of a second line of employment, whilst maintaining deliverables in one’s primary 9-5, can result in blurred lines, and potentially result in trouble. Phetheni Nkuna, Director in our Employment Law Practice unpacks the best practice regarding 'side hustles' and the workplace with Smile FM.

10 Feb 2022 07:10 Minutes Podcast
The best practice regarding 'side hustles' and the workplace

The best practice regarding 'side hustles' and the workplace

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The best practice regarding 'side hustles' and the workplace

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Striking a balance between the demands of a second line of employment, whilst maintaining deliverables in one’s primary 9-5, can result in blurred lines, and potentially result in trouble. Phetheni Nkuna, Director in our Employment Law Practice unpacks the best practice regarding 'side hustles' and the workplace with Smile FM.

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