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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.
The former CEO of the National Health laboratories Service, Joyce Mogale, is appealing the ruling of the Labour Court to pay back a staggering R22 million judgement debt after she failed to challenge her dismissal
A Hermanus doctor who refused drug testing and showed signs of cocaine use has lost his Labour Court case, with the judge ruling his behaviour posed an 'imminent threat' to patients. The court overturned an arbitrator's earlier decision that had awarded the doctor six months' compensation.
Porters at OR Tambo International Airport are staging protests after allegedly being barred from lucrative airport sections and having work permits revoked. With no union backing, these workers claim they're being systematically pushed out by ACSA officials, who deny responsibility by classifying them as 'gratuity employees' rather than staff. The dispute highlights the precarious position of these essential airport workers.
Porters at OR Tambo International Airport are staging protests after allegedly being barred from lucrative airport sections and having work permits revoked. With no union backing, these workers claim they're being systematically pushed out by ACSA officials, who deny responsibility by classifying them as 'gratuity employees' rather than staff. The dispute highlights the precarious position of these essential airport workers.
Porters at OR Tambo International Airport are staging protests after allegedly being barred from lucrative airport sections and having work permits revoked. With no union backing, these workers claim they're being systematically pushed out by ACSA officials, who deny responsibility by classifying them as 'gratuity employees' rather than staff. The dispute highlights the precarious position of these essential airport workers.
South African Airways pilots have accepted a new salary package, ending their work-to-rule action and paving the way for business as usual.
The International Tennis Federation (ITF), and International Tennis Integrity Agency (ITIA) were also named as defendants in a series of actions in the United States, United Kingdom and the European Union.
South African Airways faces potential disruptions as pilots initiate work-to-rule industrial action.
The police officer allegedly demanded bribe from a father in exchange for the release of his children.
The bank discovered that before submitting his resignation, the man had sent himself 53 emails which contained at least 895 attachments with clients' confidential information.
Witnesses said they were puzzled by the administrator 's interest in the case and wondered why she was only interested in taking the cell phone of one of the suspects whereas all four of them had phones.
The man argued that the clients didn't belong to Standard Bank as he had sourced clients during his employment and also brought clients with him prior to his employment.
After two decades of legal struggles, a KZN elderly man seeks justice for liver damage caused by workplace toxins.
A police officer from Parow police station, testified that she's the one who arrested Bam and her mother. She said returned the stolen meat, which was R400,00.
The judge said the dismissal was fair, however, Woolworths failed to give the woman enough time to prepare for her case and as a result, she awarded three months' salary.
Brigadier Tiyani Hlungwani claims that the head of Crime Intelligence, Lieutenant General Dumisani Khumalo was appointed irregularly and failed to go through the necessary clearance check.
The former employee told the Financial Services Tribunal that former employees that had been dismissed on same conclusion of negligence, have received their pension funds.
The 27-year-old woman was preparing to return to her admin job after having a baby when she discovered that she was pregnant again.
Long distance taxi operators are expected to resume services on Thursday, after two days of protests across Durban this week.
Traffic in and around the Durban city centre has been disrupted following a second day of blockades by members of long distance taxi associations.
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 principle of equal pay for equal work is not just a legal requirement but a moral imperative to correct historical injustices and foster equality in the workplace.
The man argued that the employer should not have paid the funds meant for studying into his account.
The woman denied mistreating the elderly woman and said she informed her about making an appointment to open a late estate account.