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Gavin Stansfield discusses a case study in labour law practice focusing on labour brokers

Employment Director Gavin Stansfield joined the Get Up and Go breakfast show on Cape Pulpit. He discussed a case study in labour law practice focusing on labour brokers.

6 Mar 2018 10:08 Minutes Podcast
Gavin Stansfield discusses a case study in labour law practice focusing on labour brokers

Gavin Stansfield discusses a case study in labour law practice focusing on labour brokers

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Gavin Stansfield discusses a case study in labour law practice focusing on labour brokers

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Employment Director Gavin Stansfield joined the Get Up and Go breakfast show on Cape Pulpit. He discussed a case study in labour law practice focusing on labour brokers.

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