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National Minimum Wage Act

Anli Bezuidenhout, a Senioir Associate in our Employment practice, joined Rise FM Business, to talk about the National Minimum Wage Act. She discusses what this entails for both employer and employee.

25 Jan 2019 06:30 Minutes Podcast
National Minimum Wage Act

National Minimum Wage Act

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National Minimum Wage Act

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Anli Bezuidenhout, a Senioir Associate in our Employment practice, joined Rise FM Business, to talk about the National Minimum Wage Act. She discusses what this entails for both employer and employee.

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