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Employee attacked at work, court rules she can sue her employer | News24

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The Supreme Court of Appeal has overturned a High Court ruling that the Office of the Mpumalanga Premier was not liable for injuries and psychological stress suffered during a protest outside her office, thus clearing the way for her to sue her former employer.

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