Provocation as a Justification in the Workplace
Workplace Provocation Defence is one of the key justifications raised in cases involving assault or fighting on duty in - READ MORE
Workplace Provocation Defence is one of the key justifications raised in cases involving assault or fighting on duty in - READ MORE
Terminating employees for abscondment presents a significant challenge for employers, as abscondments disrupt operational efficiency and impact team morale. - READ MORE
Written Particulars of Employment are often underestimated by employers, who may believe that verbal agreements are sufficient. However, in - READ MORE
Cannabis in the workplace has become a growing concern for employers following the signing of the Cannabis for Private - READ MORE
Consistency in disciplinary policies is essential to maintaining a fair and productive working environment. This is particularly important in - READ MORE
Muslim employees during Eid and Ramadan observe important religious practices, including fasting, daily prayers, and communal gatherings. Recognising and - READ MORE
Unfair discrimination has a storied history in South African employment law. Since the dawn of South Africa’s democracy, our - READ MORE
Restraint of Trade South Africa is a crucial concept for business owners seeking to protect trade secrets while investing - READ MORE
The Department of Employment and Labour has announced an adjustment to the Basic Conditions of Employment Act earning threshold - READ MORE
In the dynamic landscape of South African labour law, short-time work emerges as a strategic tool for employers and - READ MORE
Conflict of Interest and Moonlighting matters highlight a core principle of South African Labour Law: the principal statutes are - READ MORE
What is a probation period? The Labour Relations Act, Schedule 8, Code of Good Practice (the Code), item 8 - READ MORE
Employers are often looking to expand their workforce, improve operations, or even strategically employ seasonal employees during busy or - READ MORE
While seldom addressed, there exists a prevalent “taboo” surrounding discussion about salaries among employees. Typically, employment contracts explicitly forbid - READ MORE
On 25 October 2023, Deputy Judge President Sutherland delivered the judgment in Van Wyk and Others v Minister of - READ MORE