The Labour Court has dismissed an urgent bid by officials implicated in the Rooiwal tender and remitted the matter for fresh disciplinary hearings, but residents and...
The Labour Court in Johannesburg has set aside a settlement that reinstated three Department of Correctional Services employees who were dismissed after an internal probe found...
Experts say the flight of foreign nationals following the March and March protests risks hitting economic growth, disrupting industries and damaging South Africa’s international reputation. Who...
According to IOL, the United National Transport Union (Untu) has moved to oppose planned retrenchments and the deployment of private security firms by the Passenger Rail...
The Labour Court in Cape Town has found that the Cape Peninsula University of Technology (CPUT) unfairly dismissed a long-serving employee and ordered the university to...
The Labour Court in Johannesburg has reduced a CCMA compensation award to R25,000 after finding that a warehouse manager’s public comparison of an employee’s genitals to...
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...
SAFTU general-secretary Zwelinzima Vavi has warned that African migrants are being used as a scapegoat for South Africa’s deeper socio-economic problems, saying rising hostility in communities...
Hundreds of learner support agents in Gauteng say delayed stipend payments have left them unable to afford basic necessities, with some facing eviction and rising debt,...
A proposed change to South Africa’s employment rules is pushing employers to tighten hiring checks, especially for foreign nationals. The Employment Services Amendment Bill, introduced in...