Labour
Workers’ Day: have trade unions lost their way?
Remembering the heritage of the Haymarket Martyrs
By Terry Bell
Opinion | 1 May 2025
Legal Practice Council administrator accused of corruption loses Labour Court bid
Judge says disciplinary hearing against Zandile Madonsela, accused of colluding with attorneys, can go ahead
Law | 1 May 2025
Immigrant workers face dismissal after winning CCMA case
CCMA ruled that M&N Waste must pay minimum wage, now workers have been suspended
Brief | 11 April 2025
Court backs woman pastor against barrage of sexist abuse
All employers, including churches, are subject to labour laws, judge points out
Law | 4 April 2025
Still no compensation for victims of George building collapse
Dysfunction at the Compensation Commission means some victims may never receive payment
By Daniel Steyn
News | 2 April 2025
Metro police block roads in protest over working conditions
City of Ekhurhuleni says the protest is unlawful
Brief | 19 March 2025
Women workers win major victory on minimum wage
Company not allowed to base workers’ pay on targets, says CCMA
Law | 25 February 2025
Fraud flagged at the Compensation Fund
The Fund has been failing audits for 12 years and counting, Parliament told
News | 17 February 2025
More than half of 2024 strikes were unprotected
The number of strikes has been stable over the past few years
By Liezl Human
Brief | 14 February 2025