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Cutting-edge labour law service launched

7 March 2012 by Alan

Richard Burge Law line: Richard Burge has helped launch Law@Work, a new online facility for those in employment relations.

UCT Law@work has joined forces with online-education company GetSmarter to launch a web-based service that will provide employment relations news, training and a wealth of other information.

Aimed at a community of human resources personnel, managers, business owners or anyone else dealing with employment issues and labour relations in the workplace, the UCT (Law@Work) Labour Law Club intends to take HR support to new levels. Members will receive weekly newsletters, video tutorials, employment relations documents and access to an active discussion platform.

Everything is intuitively linked and easily navigable, meaning the coaching experience will fit seamlessly around members’ work schedule, promises GetSmarter director, Sam Paddock.

To sign up or for more information, please contact Richard Burge at 021 447 1509 or email him.

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