Labour Law

October 27, 2021

How to make vaccination a part of your business policies

While employers cannot force their employees to be vaccinated, there are various grounds for dismissing employees who object, provided that the employer has conducted a thorough risk assessment to determine the need for vaccination. […]
September 13, 2021

Resigning with immediate effect: Not as simple as it sounds

Employees often consider to immediately terminate their employment relationship due to a new opportunity arising or to avoid responsibility when faced with disciplinary procedures. Employment relationships are governed by an […]
May 21, 2021

Don’t cause unnecessary difficulty with your disciplinary action

Many employers often decide to leave disciplinary matters for a later date and/or overlook matters of concern to avoid conflict. However, when handled well, conflict can have […]
April 1, 2021

Drafting employment contracts for ad hoc activities

It often happens that employers give instructions to employees that do not form part of their usual routine. This article will briefly discuss whether employees are obliged to execute all instructions […]
September 25, 2020

What if your dismissal is overturned?

Reinstatement in terms of the s 193(2) of the Labour Relations Act 66 of 1995 (LRA) According to s193(2) of the LRA, if it is found […]
May 21, 2020

The importance of professionalism

Professionalism is defined as a person’s conduct at work. It refers to the level of competence or excellence that is expected of a professional. One should never apologise for having high […]
March 5, 2020

PARENTAL LEAVE

In a welcoming and long-awaited move, President Cyril Ramaphosa signed the Amendment of the Labour Law Act into law on 28 November 2018, giving parents, particularly […]
February 11, 2020

MASTERING EMPLOYMENT RELATIONSHIPS

For a business to grow, it is ideal to remember that your team consists of more than just you and your needs. An employment relationship is […]
February 11, 2020

WHOSE MESS IS IT ANYWAY?

As a point of departure, the doctrine of vicarious liability means that the employer is held liable for the wrongful acts or omission of its employees. […]
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