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WEBINAR RECORDING | Third Wave: New rules to protect workplaces

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WEBINAR RECORDING | Third Wave: New rules to protect workplaces

The CDH Employment Law experts unpacked an employer's obligations during the third wave and beyond. 

22 Jun 2021 1 min read Webinar Recording Webinar

CDH Employment Law experts, directors Aadil Patel, Imraan Mahomed, Hugo Pienaar and Njeri Wagacha unpacked an employer's obligations during the third wave and beyond. They discussed implementing mandatory vaccination policies, the interplay of both with POPIA as well as the position in East Africa in relation to mandatory vaccinations.

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