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WORKPLACES FOUND IN BREACH OF COVID 19 SAFETY PROTOCOLS TO BE COMPELLED INTO COMPLIANCE BY LABOUR MINSTER

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The Ministry of Labour is clamping down on employers found in contravention of the COVID-19 safety protocols related to employees who test positive for the disease. Find out more from Temika Rodney.

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