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Lying on your CV

Steven Adams a Senior Associate in the Employment practice joined Pippa Hudson on Cape Talk. He was in a panel discussion which discussed the consequences of lying on your CV.

24 Jan 2020 18:42 Minutes Podcast
Lying on your CV

Lying on your CV

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Lying on your CV

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Steven Adams a Senior Associate in the Employment practice joined Pippa Hudson on Cape Talk. He was in a panel discussion which discussed the consequences of lying on your CV.

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