Foreign lecturers awarded R774k in back pay after dismissals declared unfair
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Three foreign lecturers whose contracts were terminated allegedly because they had not complied with the requirements of the department of home affairs have won the case against their employer after their dismissals were declared unfair.
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What happened
Three foreign lecturers whose contracts were terminated allegedly because they had not complied with the requirements of the department of home affairs have won the case against their employer after their dismissals were declared unfair.
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