Online Booking Form New Amendments to Labour Legislation

Workshop: New Amendments to Labour Legislation

ONLINE BOOKING FORM

Kindly refer to the attached document for more info on the course outline

Registration Fee

Price per delegate: R 3190-00
Discounts for 3 or more delegates from the same company

The above fees include course material, catering and refreshments. Course material will only be made available to REGISTERED participants

Numbers are limited, so early booking is essential.

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Cancellations, No Shows & Substitutions:50% refund will be given for cancellations received in writing 2 weeks before the event. No shows will be charged the full registration fees. Substitutions are most welcome.

Labour Guide reserves the right to alter this programme/ venue without notice.

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For further information, please contact Peraldo or Hanlie at Tel: (012) 661 3208, Fax: (012) 661 1411 e-mail:

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