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Drinking while working remotely

Bongani Masuku, Director in the Employment Law practice joined Talk Radio 702 to discuss working from home, and why you can still get fired for drinking on the job.

19 Oct 2020 07:03 Minutes Podcast
Drinking while working remotely

Drinking while working remotely

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Drinking while working remotely

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Bongani Masuku, Director in the Employment Law practice joined Talk Radio 702 to discuss working from home, and why you can still get fired for drinking on the job.

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