Farmworkers still treated ‘atrociously’ in SA
By Zolani Sinxo | Published May 4, 2024
LABOUR LAW
Bridging the gaps in May Day know-how
By Rudi Buys | Published May 3, 2024
Ramaphosa calls for workers to be celebrated for their sacrifices on May Day
By Vernon Pillay | Published May 1, 2024
Union calls for better pay for health workers this May Day
By Vernon Pillay | Published May 1, 2024
Letter: Prosecute bosses for unpaid pension contributions
By Letter to the Editor | Published Apr 29, 2024
‘We can’t survive’: Lowest paid magistrates in SA earn R1 million annually, but could go on strike, demanding more money
By Jonisayi Maromo | Published Apr 29, 2024
Steinhoff saga: a legal analysis of the Reserve Bank notice and order of forfeiture
By Opinion | Published Apr 28, 2024
Labour Court rules in favour of woman who was fired for smoking ‘a joint’ after work - orders Barloworld to back pay R500,000
By Jolene Marriah-Maharaj | Published Apr 25, 2024
No drinking during lunch at work
By Zelda Venter | Published Apr 20, 2024
Woman on bail for alleged R200 000 fraudulent Covid relief claims
By Staff Reporter | Published Apr 19, 2024
Real job opportunities for South Africa’s future
By Michael Bagraim | Published Apr 18, 2024
LexisNexis ordered to employ worker after revoking his contract following a criminal record from over 20 years ago
By Sinenhlanhla Masilela | Published Apr 16, 2024
Former UJ lecturer accuses varsity lawyer of accessing her medical records without consent
By Manyane Manyane | Published Apr 14, 2024
Cheap online shopping costing SA jobs
By Wendy Jasson Da Costa | Published Apr 14, 2024
Dispute between Sars and petroleum companies could spell disaster for SA airports
By Se-Anne Rall | Published Apr 11, 2024
Quiet firing - what is it and the red flags you need to look out for
By Dhivana Rajgopaul | Published Apr 9, 2024
