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Work contracts, KPA's and flexible work environments

Samiksha Singh, Director in Employment Law joined Cape Pulpit's Get Up & Go Breakfast show to discuss work contracts, KPA's and flexible work environments

24 Jul 2019 08:01 Minutes Podcast
Work contracts, KPA's and flexible work environments

Work contracts, KPA's and flexible work environments

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Work contracts, KPA's and flexible work environments

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Samiksha Singh, Director in Employment Law joined Cape Pulpit's Get Up & Go Breakfast show to discuss work contracts, KPA's and flexible work environments

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