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News24 BusinessEmployers contemplating voluntary retrenchment or early retirement programmes need to take note of a recent Labour Court decision, writes Bradley Workman-Davies of Werksmans Attorneys.
News24 BusinessThe Labour Appeal Court has drawn the line on constructive dismissal, writes Bradley Workman-Davies of Werksmans Attorneys.
Farmer's WeeklyDuring 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.
BusinessTechThe Department of Labour has addressed the false claims on social media regarding refugees and asylum seekers.
The CitizenNew labour plans, increased rail capacity and a proposed value-chain 'war room' aim to prevent a repeat of last season's severe disruptions.
The CitizenLaw enforcement bodies held unannounced inspections at factories in Hammersdale on Friday.
The CitizenAccording to trade unions, the retailer is considering reducing working hours and cutting some benefits, such as the 13th cheque.
The CitizenThe proposed tariffs come ahead of the expiry of the temporary 10% tariff on South Africa and other countries on 24 July 2026.
The CitizenConstruction, hospitality in the spotlight.
The CitizenThe Bill's primary focus is to regulate the number of foreign nationals employed and to enhance job opportunities.
The CitizenThe department of employment and labour says the employment equity regulations remain in force.
The CitizenThe amendments introduce a more equitable parental leave system, replacing the fragmented maternity and parental leave framework with a shared parental leave model.
The CitizenThe youth continue to bear the brunt of unemployment, remaining the most vulnerable group in the labour market.
The CitizenLabour Court hears dispute as Motus defends SA Retail realignment plan, denying salary cuts, coercion and unilateral action claims made.
The CitizenWith one simple notice, the minister of labour and employment changed the prospects of thousands of employees by empowering labour inspectors.
The CitizenThe public has until 12 January 2026 to make their written representations.