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Constructive Dismissal in South Africa: When a Resignation Is Really a Dismissal

Constructive Dismissal in South Africa: When a Resignation Is Really a Dismissal

by CK Inc. | Oct 7, 2026 | CCMA, Constructive Dismissal, Employee Rights, Forced Resignation, labour law, unfair dismissal, Workplace Grievances | News

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When does a resignation count as a dismissal? We examine the legal test for constructive dismissal, key court decisions and practical steps for employees and employers.

Safety Requirements for Retailers

Safety Requirements for Retailers

by CK Inc. | Sep 24, 2026 | Consumer Protection, Delictual Claims, Disclaimer Notices, personal injury, Premises Liability, Retailer Liability, Slip and Fall Injuries | News

Retailers have a legal duty to take reasonable steps to keep lawful shoppers safe. We consider liability for slip-and-fall injuries and the limits of disclaimer notices.

When Can a CCMA Commissioner Correct an Earlier Jurisdictional Ruling?

When Can a CCMA Commissioner Correct an Earlier Jurisdictional Ruling?

by CK Inc. | Sep 10, 2026 | CCMA, functus officio, jurisdictional ruling, Labour Court, labour law | News

When can a CCMA commissioner correct a jurisdictional ruling? Ntombela clarifies when functus officio does not apply.

When Is a Restraint of Trade Reasonable?

When Is a Restraint of Trade Reasonable?

by CK Inc. | Aug 20, 2026 | Confidential Information, Employee Rights, employer rights, employment contracts, employment law, Labour Court, labour law, Restraint of Trade | News

A recent Labour Court judgment illustrates when a restraint of trade may be unreasonable and why employers must carefully consider its scope, the interests requiring protection and any undertakings offered by a departing employee.

A Landmark Victory for Cross-Border Marriages: The End of the Husband’s Domicile Rule in South African Marriage Law

A Landmark Victory for Cross-Border Marriages: The End of the Husband’s Domicile Rule in South African Marriage Law

by CK Inc. | Aug 5, 2026 | Constitutional Law, Cross-Border Marriages, family law, Matrimonial Property, Private International Law | News

The Western Cape High Court has abolished the outdated husband’s domicile rule for cross-border marriages, replacing it with a gender-neutral framework that promotes equality, dignity and legal certainty for international couples.

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