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Constitutional Court rules on historical homeowner debt!

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The ConCourt ruling provides relief for homeowners on historical debt. The case The Constitutional Court in the Case of Chantelle Jordaan and others V City of Tshwane...

Trade union irony in the labour court!

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Trade unions - the vanguard of employee rights; viewed by some as the thin line between workplace exploitation or salvation -  are not immune...

LABOUR BROKERS: Labour Appeal Court Supports Single Employer Interpretation

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The uncertainty in relation to employees in Temporary Employment Services (TES) has taken another step towards clarity with a recent decision of the Labour...

Shots fired in the drone community!

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William Merideth from Kentucky, USA, aka, “the Drone Slayer” achieved notoriety in 2015 when he used a shotgun to down a drone flying over...

Incompatibility as a Ground for Dismissal?

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"An employer has the prerogative to set reasonable standards pertaining to the harmonious interpersonal relationships in the workplace" - words by Mokgoatlheng AJ in the case of Jabari v Telkom SA (Pty) Ltd. This case reveals the lesser known of the lawful grounds for dismissal in South African employment law - incompatibility.

Commercial Crimes Impact Your Business!

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Commercial crime has increased in the last few years. What makes commercial crime difficult to detect, and eventually prosecute, unlike your traditional crimes, is...

Fronting – beware the BBBEE Commission

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In June 2017, a black woman-owned entity launched a complaint of BEE fronting against JSE listed Netcare Holdings. The complaint has been lodged with...

Court Case Broadcasts?

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Dario Milo | Partner: Dispute Resolution, Information Law | Webber Wentzel | dario.milo@webberwentzel.com | www.webberwentzel.com |  The right to broadcast court cases is a new...

Offering a Resigning Employee a Raise Risky?

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Picture this: one of your valued employees resigns at a time when it will be difficult and expensive to replace her. You offer her...

Prescription – can you waive your rights?

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Prescription in South Africa is regulated by the Prescription Act No. 68 of 1968, as amended. Prescription refers to the role that the passage...

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