AMENDMENTS TO LABOUR LEGISLATION DURING 2002: CAN EMPLOYERS STILL BE PRO-ACTIVE?

by | Jan 3, 2003 | 0 comments

During 2002 several important amendments were made to South African labour legislation. There are some amendments we should take cognisance of but they do not require us to take any action unless something happens such as a retrenchment exercise or the dismissal of an employee. However, there are other changes where it is in an employer’s interest to take pro-active steps.

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