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Recent ConCourt ruling on Labour Brokers in South Africa

Employment Director, Fiona Leppan joined Chai FM's AVI on Business to discuss the recent Constitutional Court ruling on Labour Brokers in South Africa.

14 Aug 2018 12:49 Minutes Podcast
Recent ConCourt ruling on Labour Brokers in South Africa

Recent ConCourt ruling on Labour Brokers in South Africa

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Recent ConCourt ruling on Labour Brokers in South Africa

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Employment Director, Fiona Leppan joined Chai FM's AVI on Business to discuss the recent Constitutional Court ruling on Labour Brokers in South Africa.

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