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Samiksha Singh discusses labour law issues

Samiksha Singh, Director in the Employment Practice featured on Cape Pulpit discussing poor performance in the workplace. She discusses performance management hearings and the importance of engagement between employer and employee.

13 Mar 2019 09:37 Minutes Podcast
Samiksha Singh discusses labour law issues

Samiksha Singh discusses labour law issues

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Samiksha Singh discusses labour law issues

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Samiksha Singh, Director in the Employment Practice featured on Cape Pulpit discussing poor performance in the workplace. She discusses performance management hearings and the importance of engagement between employer and employee.

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