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30.07.2019

Manufacturing Update

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Welcome to the first edition of our Manufacturing E-Zine

Covered in this edition:  Enormous changes proposed for the Building Code, possible improvements to the Overseas Investment Regime and essential points for managing rest and meal breaks.

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