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The Labour Appeal Court has ruled against the company Barloworld - which fired a worker because repeated blood tests showed she had been using cannabis - or smoking dagga.

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Guest: Prof. Dumisani Quiet Mabunda, Senior Lecturer/Criminologist: Police Practice, College of Law at Unisa
 
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The Labour Appeal Court has ruled against the company Barloworld - which fired a worker because repeated blood tests showed she had been using cannabis - or smoking dagga.

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