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Labour Law Reform: Key Proposed Amendments

19 Jan 2026 1 min read Employment Law Alert Article

Click here for our enhanced guideline on the Nedlac report which outlines the labour law reform proposals that were tabled and the outcomes of discussions between organised business, organised labour, and Government and submitted to the Minister of Employment and Labour.

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