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Labour Court ruling sparks controversy over wage increases for Tshwane municipal workers

The Municipal workers' unions in Tshwane has expressed disappointment over a Labour Court ruling that exempts the City from implementing a wage increase, raising concerns about workers' rights and financial stability.

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Rapula Moatshe|Published

Labour Court rejects George Municipality's bid to validate unqualified HR appointment

The Labour Court has ruled against the George Municipality's attempt to validate the appointment of a Human Resources manager who lacked the necessary qualifications, highlighting issues of fairness in the hiring process.

Cape Argus News
Chevon Booysen|Published

George Municipality's attempt to legitimise unqualified HR appointment rejected by Labour Court

Labour Court dismisses George Municipality's bid to legitimise an unqualified HR manager's appointment, exposing significant flaws in their hiring practices.

News Crime and Courts
Chevon Booysen|Published

Patient safety at risk: Labour Court upholds dismissal of doctor with drug issues

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.

News Crime and Courts
Chevon Booysen|Published

Police officer who was dismissed despite paying back bribe, loses Labour Court battle

The police officer allegedly demanded bribe from a father in exchange for the release of his children.

News Crime and Courts
Sinenhlanhla Masilela|Published

Police administrator who tried to help arrested boyfriend retrieve his cellphone, loses Labour Court battle

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.

News Crime and Courts
Sinenhlanhla Masilela|Published

Court case highlights inequities in South Africa's security industry

Tapsosa's landmark case in the Labour Court exposes systemic inequities in South Africa's private security sector, advocating for the rights of over 800,000 workers and demanding urgent reforms

Sunday Independent Opinion
Sizwe Dlamini|Published

Former Rea Vaya drivers continue fight for reinstatement after dismissals

Nearly 160 former Rea Vaya drivers, dismissed for gross misconduct during a strike in 2015, are still fighting for their jobs as they challenge the fairness of their dismissal in court.

The Star News
Loyiso Sidimba|Published

Former Rea Vaya drivers continue fight for reinstatement after dismissals

Nearly 160 former Rea Vaya drivers, dismissed for gross misconduct during a strike in 2015, are still fighting for their jobs as they challenge the fairness of their dismissal in court.

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Loyiso Sidimba|Published

Fired police officers fail in bid to get their jobs back

Two police officers were dismissed for failing to investigate an assault case, leading to a court ruling that highlights the importance of accountability in law enforcement.

Cape Times News
Zelda Venter|Published

Judge dismisses fired officers over uninvestigated assault case

Two police officers were dismissed for failing to investigate an assault case, leading to a court ruling that highlights the importance of accountability in law enforcement.

Pretoria News News
Zelda Venter|Published

Baker reinstated after unfair dismissal over mixing mistake

Discover how the Johannesburg Labour Court intervened in a baker’s unfair dismissal case, highlighting the complexities of workplace instructions and accountability.

Pretoria News News
Zelda Venter|Published

Labour Court orders compensation of police officer after misconduct review

Judge Robert Lagrange reviews the case of a police officer dismissed for misconduct during the pandemic, ordering her reinstatement and backpay.

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Chevon Booysen|Published

Judge dismisses fired officers over uninvestigated assault case

Two police officers were dismissed for failing to investigate an assault case, leading to a court ruling that highlights the importance of accountability in law enforcement.

News Crime and Courts
Zelda Venter|Published

Baker reinstated after unfair dismissal over mixing mistake

Discover how the Johannesburg Labour Court intervened in a baker’s unfair dismissal case, highlighting the complexities of workplace instructions and accountability.

News Crime and Courts
Zelda Venter|Published

KZN man in two-decade legal battle with employer over liver disease from alleged work toxins

After two decades of legal struggles, a KZN elderly man seeks justice for liver damage caused by workplace toxins.

News Crime and Courts
Sinenhlanhla Masilela|Published

Exploitative “piece work” system costs employer in Labour Court

The CCMA ordered the employer to pay the workers the money that they were owed in terms of the national minimum wage.

Cape Times News
Zelda Venter|Published

Workers must get lawful wages - court

The CCMA ordered the employer to pay the workers the money that they were owed in terms of the national minimum wage.

Pretoria News News
Zelda Venter|Published

Workers must get lawful wages - court

The CCMA ordered the employer to pay the workers the money that they were owed in terms of the national minimum wage.

News South Africa
Zelda Venter|Published

Labour Court rejects peeping Tom’s bid to return to work

After being dismissed for peeping into a ladies’ changing room, Moshe Bakang appeals to the Johannesburg Labour Court for reinstatement, claiming his innocence against sexual harassment allegations.

Pretoria News News
Zelda Venter|Published

Bidvest security officers' ‘sleeping on the job’ case returns to CCMA

One of the main arguments before the CCMA and then the Labour Court was that the pair argued they were treated unfairly compared to others who slept on the job but were not dismissed.

Cape Times News
Zelda Venter|Published

Bidvest tactical officers’ dismissal overturned: a case of sleeping on the job

Two tactical officers from Bidvest Protea Coin were dismissed for sleeping on duty, but a court ruling has reinstated them, highlighting inconsistencies in workplace discipline.

Pretoria News News
Zelda Venter|Published

Labour Court rejects peeping Tom’s bid to return to work

After being dismissed for peeping into a ladies’ changing room, Moshe Bakang appeals to the Johannesburg Labour Court for reinstatement, claiming his innocence against sexual harassment allegations.

News Crime and Courts
Zelda Venter|Published

Bidvest tactical officers’ dismissal overturned: a case of sleeping on the job

Two tactical officers from Bidvest Protea Coin were dismissed for sleeping on duty, but a court ruling has reinstated them, highlighting inconsistencies in workplace discipline.

News Crime and Courts
Zelda Venter|Published

Former bank official fails to reclaim job after opening false accounts

A former Standard Bank official’s attempt to overturn her dismissal for opening 99 false accounts to meet sales targets has been rejected by the Johannesburg Labour Court.

Cape Times News
Zelda Venter|Published