Employers must be cautious in formulating charges against employees at disciplinary hearings. The employer must provide details of all disciplinary charges levelled against the employee and […]
Section 189 of the Labour Relations Act (“LRA”) permits employers to dismiss employees for operational requirements. These are defined as requirements based on economic, technological, structural […]
We are often approached by Employers and Employees alike, asking advice on the lawfulness of suspensions in the workplace. In determining what a lawful suspension is, […]
Could employers be held vicariously liable for their employees’ sexual harassment in the workplace? A recent judgment, E v Ikhwezi Municipality and Another, delivered in March […]
Is it time to review your policies on maternity leave benefits? A recent and important judgment in the Labour Court in MIA v State Information Technology […]