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Returning to work in 2022

Dylan Bouchier, an Associate in our Employment Law practice joined Smile FM to unpack the returning to work in 2022, mandatory vaccinations, and navigating the new world of work. Dylan discusses hybrid working models and whether employers need to get consent from employees to implement these hybrid working models.

20 Jan 2022 13:36 Minutes Podcast
Returning to work in 2022

Returning to work in 2022

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Returning to work in 2022

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Dylan Bouchier, an Associate in our Employment Law practice joined Smile FM to unpack the returning to work in 2022, mandatory vaccinations, and navigating the new world of work. Dylan discusses hybrid working models and whether employers need to get consent from employees to implement these hybrid working models.

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