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Operational requirements paramount: Covid-19 vaccine

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B v Baroque Medical (Pty) Ltd When do operational requirements become paramount and a valid and fair reason to terminate employment on notice? “[55] The risk assessment and subsequent imposition of the mandatory policy as well...

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Operational requirements paramount: Covid-19 vaccine