RETRENCHMENT DISPUTES: TERMINATION NOTICES MAY BE INVALID

by | Feb 8, 2007 | 0 comments

Retrenching employees is no simple matter. A recent Labour Court case has indicated that in the case of large-scale retrenchments, there is even a greater burden on employers than previously thought.

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