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Earnings threshold to expand the pool of 'protected' employees

Published

SAFTU voices concerns over the 2024 budget speech

Yogashen Pillay|Published

Cosatu warns: US tariffs threaten thousands of SA jobs

BR Reporter|Published

National Minimum Wage jumps to R28. 79: unions celebrate but employers remain cautious

Yogashen Pillay|Published

South Africa: The thin line between being a bad manager and a bully in the workplace

Opinion|Published

Premier bid to interdict strike at Mr Sweet fails

BR Reporter|Published

GNU would do well to continue to engage labour, business at Nedlac – Cosatu

Opinion|Published

Marikana: mining unions call for more action to alleviate workers strife

Tawanda Karombo|Published

Mothballed 3Sixty Life wins axing case against employees

Banele Ginindza|Published

Sibanye-Stillwater mineworkers stage underground sit-in protest at Kroondal mine

Tawanda Karombo|Published

Truck stops at Oshoek border slashed to 10 minutes with new systems, says Sars

Banele Ginindza|Published

Labour Department focusing on soft targets while avoiding the pressing issues

Michael Bagraim|Published

Bridging the gaps in May Day know-how

Rudi Buys|Published

Letter: Prosecute bosses for unpaid pension contributions

Letter to the Editor|Published

Steinhoff saga: a legal analysis of the Reserve Bank notice and order of forfeiture

Opinion|Published

Real job opportunities for South Africa’s future

Michael Bagraim|Published

Hope for transforming Compensation Fund and UIF

Michael Bagraim|Published

Minister needs reminding of the vital role of the CCMA

Michael Bagraim|Published

Labour Court order on public sector wage increase augmentation places Godongwana in a dilemma

Tawanda Karombo|Published

Small businesses would benefit under a new government

Michael Bagraim|Published

Change to equity targets essential

Letter to the Editor|Published

Navigating the evolving landscape: my insights on labour law changes in 2024

Opinion|Published

Clothing retailers must shoulder blame for deplorable working conditions

Tawanda Karombo|Published

It is crucial for us to hold government accountable

Michael Bagraim|Published

Trust is the cornerstone of employment relationships

Michael Bagraim|Published