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Land invasions – what does the law say?
31st July 2019 Land invasions have become an all too familiar fixture of our daily headlines. Images of occupiers against law enforcement and sometimes also... →
Can A Trade Union Recruit Members Outside The Scope Of Its Constitution And Then Claim Organisational Rights?
25th July 2019 Can, for the purposes of being awarded organisational rights, a trade union can include employees who are not eligible to be members in terms of... →
When can taxpayers reply on prescription of Sars' assessments?
11th July 2019 As is widely known, the general principle is that Sars may not reopen an income tax assessment after three years have expired since the date of... →
Final Victory In Predatory Pricing Matter
9th July 2019 This week Media24, represented by Werksmans Attorneys, enjoyed a major (and final) victory before the Constitutional Court in Media24's... →
Workplace Bullying: Remedies And Recourse In South African Law
9th July 2019 South African labour law has developed a rich body of case law since the Labour Relations Act was first introduced in 1995, and most employees are... →
BBBEE Commission Makes Findings Against Eskom
4th July 2019 On 11 June 2019, the Broad‑Based Black Economic Empowerment (BBBEE) Commission published its findings and recommendations following an anonymous... →
Does The Use Of Racist Comments Warrant Dismissal?
By: Creamer Media Reporter 11th June 2019 ISSUE Is dismissal the appropriate sanction for an employee who utters racist comments in the workplace? →
False Allegations Of Racism May Be Grounds For Dismissal
11th June 2019 ISSUE Whether an employee who makes a false allegation of racism against another employee can be dismissed? →
