Newly tabled changes to the Employment Equity Act in South Africa are up for discussion till May 2024. Here’s what’s proposed …

The minimum wage is set to increase in March 2024. Here’s how much you could – and should – be paying your domestic worker this year…

If amendments to government law go ahead, it could soon be illegal to hire foreign workers over a certain quota.

Valuables were taken from the Department of Labour’s offices in Parade Street, Cape Town. No arrests have been made thus far.

‘We will be very hard on employers who are deliberately operating outside the parameters of the law,’ said the Western Cape Chief Inspector.

Huawei and the Labour Department agreed on a settlement after the government filed papers against the company over non-compliance with employment equity policy.

The Operation Dudula movement is fiercely against illegal immigration and is fighting for South Africans to be prioritised for vacancies.

The Department of Labour condemned the EFF’s ‘inspections’ but Julius Malema wasn’t too concerned over the backlash.

The UIF’s relief scheme has been established to assist workers whose workplaces were closed due to the recent unrest in KZN and Gauteng.

The UIF has explained how payments for the latest Ters extension will be made. Here’s what you need to know.

The DA has welcomed the decision of a UIF Ters extension, however, the Department of Employment and Labour is remaining mum for now.

The government is seeking speedy legislative review to fix problems with UIF, which could see the introduction of a Basic Income Grant (BIG).

Taxi drivers work at least six days a week, 15 hours a day, with no UIF and pay for petrol, driving permits, licenses and cleaning.

R1,35 billion in funding will contribute towards Covid-19 vaccinations under phase 2 of the roll-out for an estimated 3 million workers.

The seven Chinese nationals allegedly trafficked 91 workers, including children, into SA in containers and forced them to work for R65 a day.

The SIU recently briefed the Portfolio Committee on Employment and Labour regarding investigations into UIF Ters.

While details about the COVID-19 Ters extension are yet to be finalised, the UIF says it envisages certain sectors receiving assistance.

The employment and labour department said the domestic worker sector is expected to be aligned with the national minimum wage in the next review

Through the UIF, the department of labour will continue to provide relief through existing short-term/reduced work time benefits.

Will South African industries continue to receive support in the form of UIF Ters benefits? Here’s what the department had to say.

The EFF will be paying a visit to the labour department and SASSA on Thursday to demand that people be paid their monies.

The UIF re-run will cover all claims that were not paid for April, May and June due to outstanding information such as undeclared employees.

The EFF has encouraged workers to contact them should they not be paid UIF benefits. The party will then pay the company a ‘special visit’.

Compensation Fund pensioners are now required to submit certain documents. Failure to do so will result in their pension being terminated.

The UIF has announced a fast approaching closing date for July to September Ters applications. Here’s what you need to know.