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'Workers' Day should be Unemployment Day' - Vimarsana News

'Workers' Day should be Unemployment Day'

The Freedom Front said South Africa's economy declined to a severe extent under ANC rule, workers day must be unemployment day

Why 'unlawful dismissal' doesn't mean 'automatic reinstatement'... - Vimarsana News

Why 'unlawful dismissal' doesn't mean 'automatic reinstatement'...

More than one cause of action flows from the termination of a contract of employment and a litigant can thus choose which cause of action to pursue. However, each path has its risks, and even a win may not end with a desired result...

Earning above R21,198 per month? Take note - Vimarsana News

Earning above R21,198 per month? Take note

South Africa's Department of Employment and Labour has implemented revisions to the earnings threshold, a crucial determinant under the Basic Conditions of Employment Act (BCEA). This a...

Source: ofm.co.za
2.9 MILLION PRIME WORKING-AGE SOUTH AFRICANS ARE UNEMPLOYED. - Vimarsana News

2.9 MILLION PRIME WORKING-AGE SOUTH AFRICANS ARE UNEMPLOYED.

Written by: Tasha Siziba RISE Mzansi, on Tuesday led a picket outside the Department of Labour and Employment in an effort to remove the arbitrary age restriction on chances and jobs for those over 35. South Africans over 35 are self-sufficient individuals, often single mothers, who care for their own children, relatives' children, and

More workers brought into labour safety net – The Mail & Guardian - Vimarsana News

More workers brought into labour safety net – The Mail & Guardian

Minister Thulas Nxesi has raised the earnings threshold for employees receiving certain protections under the Basic Conditions of Employment Act

Source: mg.co.za