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AI-Driven recruitment raises legal and bias concerns

Jan 8, 2025 | bbrief.co.za | Mehnaaz Bux

AI-driven recruitment raises critical concerns about bias, fairness and legal accountability in modern hiring practices. There is mounting foreign case law that provides both employers and Artificial Intelligence (AI) developers with significant food for thought. South Africa ushered in the National Artificial Intelligence Policy Framework 2024 (Policy Framework) in October 2024.
Zero tolerance for racial misconduct in the workplace

Apr 15, 2024 | bizcommunity.com | Dumisani Ndiweni |Eugene Chaphi |Brett Abraham |Mehnaaz Bux

Search jobs A recent Labour Court judgment reaffirms the court's position to support employers that dismiss employees for racial misconduct, whether casual or brazen. Image source: Monstera from PexelsRacially motivated misconduct continues to rear its head in the corridors and behind the closed doors of the workplace.
2024 Earnings threshold announced

Mar 6, 2024 | pressportal.co.za | Brett Abraham |Mehnaaz Bux |Teresa Settas

By Brett Abraham and Mehnaaz Bux, Partners at Webber Wentzel On 1 April 2024, the earnings threshold will increase to R254 371.67, entitling employees falling below the new threshold to stricter protections in terms of labour legislationThe earnings threshold will increase to ZAR 254,371.67 with effect from 1 April 2024. This represents an increase of ZAR 13,261.08 from the current earnings threshold of ZAR 241,110.59.
BCEA protection band expands as earnings threshold increases

Mar 6, 2024 | bizcom.to | Brett Abraham |Mehnaaz Bux |Aadil Patel |Dylan Bouchier

On 1 April 2024, the earnings threshold will increase to R254,371.67, entitling employees falling below the new threshold to stricter protections in terms of labour legislation. Image source: Andriy Popov – 123RF.comThe earnings threshold will increase to R254,371.67 with effect from 1 April 2024. This represents an increase of R13,261.08 from the current earnings threshold of R241,110.59.
BCEA protection band expands as earnings threshold increases

Mar 6, 2024 | bizcommunity.ug | Brett Abraham |Mehnaaz Bux |Aadil Patel |Dylan Bouchier

On 1 April 2024, the earnings threshold will increase to R254,371.67, entitling employees falling below the new threshold to stricter protections in terms of labour legislation. Image source: Andriy Popov – 123RF.comThe earnings threshold will increase to R254,371.67 with effect from 1 April 2024. This represents an increase of R13,261.08 from the current earnings threshold of R241,110.59.
BCEA protection band expands as earnings threshold increases

Mar 6, 2024 | bizcommunity.com | Brett Abraham |Mehnaaz Bux |Aadil Patel |Dylan Bouchier

On 1 April 2024, the earnings threshold will increase to R254,371.67, entitling employees falling below the new threshold to stricter protections in terms of labour legislation. Image source: Andriy Popov – 123RF.comThe earnings threshold will increase to R254,371.67 with effect from 1 April 2024. This represents an increase of R13,261.08 from the current earnings threshold of R241,110.59.
South Africa leads the continent in offering more paternal leave to fathers. How to make sure both parents benefit

Dec 27, 2023 | bizcommunity.com | Brett Abraham |Mehnaaz Bux |Chris Blair |Jaen Beelders

A South African high court has ushered in a new era of parental leave with a landmark ruling that new parents can share four months of parental leave, previously available only to mothers. The case against the Minister of Labour was initiated by Werner and Ika van Wyk as first respondents, and advocacy group Sonke Gender Justice as third respondent.
Increased earnings threshold entitles more employees to protection under labour laws: South Africa

Feb 24, 2023 | zawya.com | Mehnaaz Bux

From 1 March 2023, the earnings threshold will increase to R241,110.59, entitling employees falling below the new threshold to stricter protections in terms of labour legislation. The earnings threshold will increase to R241,110.59, representing a R17,030.11 increase from the earnings threshold that currently applies.