With office parties approaching, legal and workplace boundaries can blur. Attorney Emile Myburgh explains when flirting becomes harassment and available remedies.
New analysis shows women earn 12% less than men on average, with nearly half the gap linked to concentration in lower-paying companies and sectors.
Deputy Labour Minister Jomo Sibiya says proposed Employment Services Act changes would raise fines to R200k for a second offence and up to R1m for a...
Losing your temper at work can have serious consequences. South African labour law distinguishes insolence from insubordination and requires a fair disciplinary process.
EFF says the Department of Correctional Services has not implemented a Labour Court order to reinstate nearly 200 former G4S staff at Mangaung, leaving them without...
According to The South African, more than 160,000 foreign workers have fled after unrest, leaving farms and factories empty and production targets missed.
Labour experts warn fake sick notes and absenteeism cost South Africa billions. Unu Health estimates R19bn lost annually; experts report high rates of invalid certificates.
A plain-language guide to how South African law distinguishes legal migrants, asylum seekers, refugees and undocumented foreigners, and what employers must know.
South Africa’s private security industry employed 382,670 people in 2024 and generated almost R87 billion in income, according to Statistics South Africa’s Business Services Industry report...
The Employment Services Amendment Bill introduced to Parliament in late May 2026 proposes changes to the Employment Services Act, 2014 that could affect employers across South...