The Labour Relations Amendment Bill (LRAB) was adopted by the National Assembly in Parliament on 20 August 2013. According to labour lawyers at Cliffe Dekker Hofmeyr business law firm, this Bill will have a significant impact on labour relations in South Africa – Gavin Stansfield, Director in the Employment practice, explains, “The Labour Relations Amendment Bill provides more … [Read more...] about Labour Relations Amendment Bill adopted by the National Assembly
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BOLAND CELLAR SHINES AT SA YOUNG WINE SHOW
Boland Cellar impressed recently by receiving eight gold, nine silver and 16 bronze medals at the 2013 SA Young Wine Awards. Boland also walked off with two class winner trophies for their unwooded Chenin Blanc and wooded Petit Verdot, which respectively won the Boeresake and Arnold Graue Trophies. Gold medals were awarded to the wooded and un-wooded Chenin Blanc, the Cabernet … [Read more...] about BOLAND CELLAR SHINES AT SA YOUNG WINE SHOW
Top South African environmental award finalists announced by The Enviropaedia
The finalists for the Eco-Logic Awards 2013 have been selected. These awards, hosted by The Enviropaedia, in association with SABC3 identify and give recognition to individuals, organisations, products and services that are making a real and measurable difference in creating a more sustainable world to live in. After a nation-wide call for entries the following finalists have … [Read more...] about Top South African environmental award finalists announced by The Enviropaedia
Catherine Burns explores The bricolage of health and healing at Medical Humanities lecture
Historian Catherine Burns will pursue a dialogue between indigenous health cultures and biomedicine as part of the Medical Humanities series onThursday 29 August. This public lecture will take place in the Anatomy Lecture Theatre, UCT Hiddingh Campus. In The bricolage of health and healing in South Africa; Burns will explore the absence of an institutionalised, … [Read more...] about Catherine Burns explores The bricolage of health and healing at Medical Humanities lecture
Alternatives to labour broking need to be considered as the LRAB is adopted by the National Assembly
The Labour Relations Amendment Bill (LRAB) has been adopted by the National Assembly and it is now just a matter of time before the Bill is promulgated. In this regard, South African businesses should be thinking about the new labour broking provisions in the LRAB. “Essentially,” says Hugo Pienaar, Director in the Employment Practice at Cliffe Dekker Hofmeyr, “the LRAB provides … [Read more...] about Alternatives to labour broking need to be considered as the LRAB is adopted by the National Assembly
