Bradley Workman-Davies | Age discrimination ruling sends warning to SA employers

News24 Business15 October 2026 at 14:58

Employers contemplating voluntary retrenchment or early retirement programmes need to take note of a recent Labour Court decision, writes Bradley Workman-Davies of Werksmans Attorneys.
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