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Late filing of reconsideration applications – Condonation applications in the Financial Services Tribunal

Introduction It is not uncommon for financial services representatives (“the representatives”) who are debarred to run out of time to file their reconsideration applications. There have been, over the years, various reasons submitted to the Financial Services…

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by Mtho Maphumulo

Prescription periods in South African law

If you’re planning to pursue a personal injury claim, you must be aware of prescription periods and how they apply to your claim. In this article, we explain what prescription periods are, when they apply and what exceptions exist. What is a prescription period? A …

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Review applications in terms of section 145 of the Labour Relations Act 66 of 1995

Introduction Both the Employee and the Employer are able to take an arbitration award or ruling by the Commission for Conciliation, Mediation and Arbitration (hereinafter referred...

by Fadia Arnold

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Compliance with the retrenchment process in South Africa’s second wave of Covid-19

Introduction: Almost one year ago 2020 was hit by COVID-19 causing many Employees to regrettably be retrenched. With the second wave having just occurred, 2021 may...

by Fadia Arnold

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What is constructive dismissal?

Introduction Constructive Dismissal is defined in the Labour Relations Act 66 of 1995 (hereinafter referred to as “the Act”) as: “an employee terminated a contract of...

by Fadia Arnold

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The ins and outs of condonation applications for late referrals of labour disputes

Introduction It’s no secret that regrettably thousands, if not more employees have lost their jobs during the nationwide lockdown as a result of COVID-19 in 2020,...

by Fadia Arnold

Assault claims against the police – When and how to claim

In South Africa, assault claims against the police may result in compensation for victims of police brutality or their families. To protect your rights or...

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Guidelines for disciplinary hearings in the workplace

Employers need to ensure that they follow a procedurally and substantively fair process when conducting a Disciplinary Hearing. Employees also need to be aware of...

Fronting under the BBBEE Act

A fronting practice is defined in the Broad-Based Black Economic Empowerment Act 53 of 2003 as amended (the “BBBEE Act” or the “Act”) as: “a transaction,...

by Nicolene Schoeman-Louw

The race card: Not the joker in the pack

In the matter of Legal Aid South Africa v Mayisela and Others LAC (CA9/17) [2019] ZALAC [Delivered 5 February 2019), the Labour Appeal Court (LAC),...

by Michael Yeates

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