The Traders' Table: Jeremy Mitchell, Catherine Murphy & Andy Jackson

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This month around the Traders' Table are: Jeremy Mitchell of Petersfield Museum & Art Gallery Catherine Murphy from Petersfield Tutors Andy Jackson of Stellar360 Recruitment Beth Svarovska explains what's happening at First Friday on 1 May when HR consultant Jackie Hudson talks about changes being brought in by the Employment Rights Act. The Traders' Table is supported by First Friday, presented by Stephen Martin and produced in Petersfield by Shine Radio. This edition was recorded in the Court House at Petersfield Museum.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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