by Chelsea Brown | 14 Apr, 2025 | News
Article by Ali Sonday |Senior Associate Over the past year or two, there’s been a growing push from employers to reduce the number of days that employees work from home to ending the hybrid-working model in its entirety. Remote working which really came into...
by Chelsea Brown | 9 Apr, 2025 | News
By David Short | Director and Zethembe Manukuza |Candidate Attorney In addressing an appeal stemming from misconduct during the 2018 National Strike in the Plastics Industry in the case of National Union of Metalworkers of SA obo Motlang & Others v Polyoak...
by Chelsea Brown | 8 Apr, 2025 | News
By Ali Sonday | Senior Associate Implementing disciplinary policies, codes of conduct, and procedures is not merely best practice – it’s a legal necessity. These instruments form the foundation for ensuring procedural and substantive fairness in managing...
by Chelsea Brown | 16 Sep, 2024 | News
By Ephraim Lehutso and Ciara Pillay The Legal Ruling on SARS’s Travel Allowance Policy In a significant recent judgment, the Labour Court provided important clarity on the removal of an employment benefit in the case Public Servants Association of South Africa...
by Chelsea Brown | 22 Mar, 2024 | News
Introduction Prescription refers to the time period within which legal proceedings for a debt must be instituted. However, should prescription be applied when it will have the effect of bringing about unjust results? This question was before the High Court in L.M v...
