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After years of service in anti-poaching operations, South African military veterans are left without support as their contracts are terminated, leading to demands for justice.
A man who claimed he was 'just fooling around' has lost his bid for reinstatement after the Johannesburg Labour Court upheld his dismissal for sexually harassing a female colleague, with the judge declaring he 'should be nowhere near any workplace with female employees'.
A man who claimed he was 'just fooling around' has lost his bid for reinstatement after the Johannesburg Labour Court upheld his dismissal for sexually harassing a female colleague, with the judge declaring he 'should be nowhere near any workplace with female employees'.
Rachel Kolisi has taken legal action against the Kolisi Foundation, alleging constructive dismissal due to an intolerable work environment.
One of the main arguments before the CCMA and then the Labour Court was that the pair argued they were treated unfairly compared to others who slept on the job but were not dismissed.
ActionSA became the latest to weigh in on the matter, accusing the Eastern Cape Department of Education of taking no action following a May 2024 ruling by the CCMA which found that the principal engaged in conduct that was unwelcome and of a sexual nature.
Exploring South Africa's historical journey of solidarity with foreign nations, this article delves into the complexities of xenophobia, the rights of undocumented individuals, and the ongoing challenges faced by both South Africans and foreigners in the current socio-economic landscape
According to research from the Workplace Bullying Institute published in 2021, up to 30% of employees may face workplace bullying at some stage in their careers.
He passed away on November 24, following a short illness and was 68-years-old.
The EFF’s stance on mass deportations sparks criticism from other political parties, highlighting the ongoing immigration crisis in South Africa.
Former EPWP workers camp outside Durban City Hall for four nights, protesting against job losses caused by budget cuts, as they demand urgent action from the municipality.
Pioneer Foods conceded that the newspaper and Facebook evidence it presented is hearsay but contended that it is in the interests of justice to admit such evidence.
The dismissal comes after a whistleblower told the employer that a loan shark was operating at the Botanical Gardens during working hours in June 2019.
The nation-wide company that this woman is employed at has ‘discrimination and toxicity built into its very fabric’.
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The National Union of Mineworkers (NUM) in KwaZulu-Natal has its escalated its dispute with the Zululand Anthracites Colliery (ZAC) by calling for the immediate cancellation of the mining rights held by the company.
Numsa reacts to ongoing labour law violations at Tradecor Steel, highlighting the exploitation of undocumented workers and the union's efforts to secure worker rights
The department denied the allegations levelled against the two officials or having received complaints from the concerned employees.
The woman denied mistreating the elderly woman and said she informed her about making an appointment to open a late estate account.
AFTER working for 11 years as a street sweeper for the eThekwini Municipality, Slindile Sokhela says she has been thrown back to unemployment and poverty when the city abruptly terminated her Expanded Public Works Programme (EPWP) contract in July.
The CCMA found the dismissal to be substantively unfair but procedurally fair.
While he did admit to his employer that he was speaking on the phone at the time, he later claimed that he was only looking at the device to see what the time was.
Shoprite Checkers claimed to have been experiencing loss of sugar in its bakery and one of its empoyees was seen on CCTV stirring sugar into his tea or coffee.
Video footage didn’t depict where the offending sugar came from
Several former workers residing at the Groot Constantia Wine Estate intend to embark on protest, highlighting the issue of mistreatment, unfair dismissals, and evictions on the farm