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The Labour Appeal Court has drawn the line on constructive dismissal, writes Bradley Workman-Davies of Werksmans Attorneys.
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Farmer's WeeklyEmployers face tougher penalties for non-compliance when hiring labour
During the annual Agbiz Information Session held in Pretoria on 8 October, Thapelo Machaba, Agbiz agricultural economist and policy analyst, discussed the implications that the Employment Services Amendment Bill could have on employers in the agriculture sector.
The CitizenLabour inspectors find multiple irregularities during KZN factory raids
Law enforcement bodies held unannounced inspections at factories in Hammersdale on Friday.
The CitizenPick n Pay ‘aims not to lose jobs’ after Labour Court case
According to trade unions, the retailer is considering reducing working hours and cutting some benefits, such as the 13th cheque.
The CitizenGovernment to step up labour law enforcement
Construction, hospitality in the spotlight.
The CitizenLabour minister seeks to amend Employment Act to regulate foreign nationals working in SA
The Bill's primary focus is to regulate the number of foreign nationals employed and to enhance job opportunities.
The CitizenAnother loss over quotas court challenge as SCA rejects appeal
The department of employment and labour says the employment equity regulations remain in force.
The CitizenProposed labour law changes could grant parental leave after miscarriage or stillbirth
The amendments introduce a more equitable parental leave system, replacing the fragmented maternity and parental leave framework with a shared parental leave model.
The CitizenLabour inspectors must now also check if employers pay over pension contributions
With one simple notice, the minister of labour and employment changed the prospects of thousands of employees by empowering labour inspectors.
The CitizenHere’s how much the Department of Labour is proposing to raise the minimum wage
The public has until 12 January 2026 to make their written representations.