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Fire and Rehire

By Christopher Fisher on July 6, 2021
Posted in Best Practice, Employment
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Please see our article just published in the Employment Law Journal, regarding the issue of ‘fire and rehire’ and the recent Khatun tribunal case: Fire/Rehire

 

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