Bowmans
Always-on culture is no excuse to bend annual leave rules
7th April 2021 Flexibility reigns in the Covid-19-era of remote working, driving trends such as semigration where professionals can escape the big city for the... →
Advice to SARS: Find new sources of revenue 
15th February 2021 As the economy sheds jobs and business closures mount because of the Covid-19 pandemic, South Africa has its work cut out in attempting to expand... →
Considering mandatory workplace vaccinations
11th February 2021 The notion of mandatory vaccination against Covid-19 has become a talking point for employers globally. Mandatory vaccinations may potentially... →
Business interruption insurance cover hinges on policy wordings
5th November 2020 Despite early court rulings in favour of policyholders, some businesses with COVID-19-related losses will not have business interruption cover in... →
Resigning may not be a safe escape route for erring employees
22nd October 2020 Resigning in the face of disciplinary action may no longer be an easy way out for employees who commit gross acts of misconduct. A common escape... →
SA is catching up fast as an international arbitration centre
14th October 2020 South Africa is making up for lost time as a competitive international arbitration centre. For years, the country sat and watched from the... →
Bowmans recognised in IFLR1000’s Financial and Corporate Guide for 2020
7th October 2020 Less than a month after confirming Bowmans’ status as the leading multi-jurisdictional M&A adviser in Africa, IFLR1000 has once again recognised... →
Corporate activity in Africa – has Covid-19 opened opportunities for investors?
7th September 2020 The Covid-19 pandemic has precipitated sharp drops in mergers and acquisitions, deal value and volume in Africa. However, there are already... →
