South Africans now have an opportunity to help shape the future of workplace transformation after the Department of Employment and Labour opened a public consultation on...
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...
Labour Minister Nomakhosazana Meth has said the Department of Employment and Labour will continue with the roll-out of new Employment Equity (EE) Regulations and five-year sector...
One of the most defining, and divisive, policies of post-apartheid South Africa is facing its most significant challenge yet. A concerted political and ideological push is...
Not the Target, But the Target Practice: Busa Takes Govt to Court Over Equity Rules The fight over how to accelerate workplace transformation in South Africa...
A long shadow from 2018 Stellenbosch is once again in the headlines for all the wrong reasons. Six years after the Labour Court ordered the DA-led...
DA’s Reform Plan: A New Chapter for South Africa’s Contentious Laws When the Democratic Alliance’s leader, John Steenhuisen, steps to the podium this Monday in Gauteng,...
New law may ban salary history questions and force upfront pay transparency in job ads If you’re a job seeker in South Africa, you might soon...
South Africa’s largest trade union federation, Cosatu, has come out strongly in support of the Employment Equity Act, calling it an essential tool in addressing centuries...
On 15 April 2025, South Africa entered a new chapter in employment equity compliance. The Minister of Employment and Labour officially published the long-awaited ‘Determination of...