We are on Youtube !
Posted the 11 October 2023
Del-Law is now expanding its presence on YouTube. This platform will be a great place to discover a multitude of videos covering various employment law topics. Mister Delmarcelle, with his recognised expertise, will dissect these topics with indispensable clarity and...
Del-Law is now expanding its presence on YouTube. This platform will be a great place to discover a multitude of videos covering various employment law topics. Mister Delmarcelle, with his recognised expertise, will dissect these topics with indispensable clarity and precision, offering relevant insights for both professionals in the sector and the general public.
The channel will also feature exclusive interviews with Mister Delmarcelle, who will share his analysis, views and thoughts on current affairs and issues.
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