Navigating adverse awards: Seeking recourse through the Labour court
By Staff Reporter | Published Jul 25, 2023
LABOUR LAW
Labour Court confirms firing of ‘sick’ Sars employee seen at EFF protest
By Zelda Venter | Published Jul 25, 2023
Employment Equity Amendment Act 'not this big monster the DA is making it to be'
By AFP | Published Jul 24, 2023
‘Sick’ Sars investigator who sang and danced at EFF Clicks protest fired, Labour Court confirms
By Sihle Mlambo | Published Jul 24, 2023
State attorneys outraged at colleague’s seven-year sick leave on full pay
By Mwangi Githahu | Published Jul 24, 2023
From the politics to the economy to the sociology and the environment everything seems hopeless
By Michael Bagraim | Published Jul 23, 2023
Chief Justice Zondo: We need a strong judiciary as we start a new phase of our democracy
By Sihle Mavuso | Published Jul 21, 2023
ANC councillor challenges decision to remove him from Zululand district municipality exco
By Sihle Mavuso | Published Jul 20, 2023
Not getting paid for overtime work? This is what the labour law says
By Xolile Mtembu | Published Jul 20, 2023
MaXhosa Africa’s residency programme R4000 salary comes under fire
By Gerry Cupido | Published Jul 20, 2023
Friendships forged across battle lines of labour law
By Michael Bagraim | Published Jul 16, 2023
Claiming constructive dismissal take advice from your wingman
By Opinion | Published Jul 16, 2023
Court rules employee who sent rude emails to employer and threatened to involve EFF, should not be compensated after resigning
By Sinenhlanhla Masilela | Published Jul 14, 2023
Private sector urged to unite and eradicate social ills
By Steven Makhanya | Published Jul 13, 2023
Mining company ordered to reinstate employee after dismissing him for using the wrong word during dispute
By Sinenhlanhla Masilela | Published Jul 13, 2023
IFP-led Endumeni municipality withdraws offer to hire CFO who left under a cloud in 2017
By Sihle Mavuso | Published Jul 12, 2023
