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Webinar Recording | Annual Employment Law Webinar 2022

The "workplace" is dynamic and may also extend beyond the traditional concept of work in an office space or factory floor.

26 Oct 2022 1 min read Annual Employment Law Webinar Webinar
In this year's CDH Annual Employment Law Webinar, our Employment Law experts explored the position of employers, in relation to their legal obligations and expectations regarding safety, health, collective bargaining, protection of proprietary information, and the discipline of employees.

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