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EMPLOYERS MUST PAY ATTENTION TO HEALTH AND SAFETY, OR PEOPLE WILL DIE – LABOUR MINISTER WARNS

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On Thursday, the Labour Ministry conducted a one-day seminar for public and private employees to enhance awareness and ensure compliance with Labour Laws. Tiana Cole provides additional information on the seminar’s objectives and the discussions.

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