Labour Law Through the Cases

Name: Labour Law Through the Cases
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ISBN: 060LABOLAWSYS

Labour Law Through the Cases is a subscription based product including both the printed loose-leaf and LexisMobile publications. Updates for 12 months (print and mobile) are included in the price.

by Darcy Du Toit (Author) , P Van Staden (Author) , M Taylor (Author) , Anton Steenkamp (Author) , Shane Godfrey (Author) , C Mischke (Author) , Graham Giles (Author) , MA Fouche (Author) , W Everett (Author) , Tammy Cohen (Author) , Mandy Taylor (Author)

Publisher: LexisNexis South Africa

Publication Language: English

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Published: October 28, 2002

ISBN/ISSN: 060LABOLAWSYS

Publisher: LexisNexis South Africa

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Labour Law Through the Cases is a subscription based product including both the printed loose-leaf and LexisMobile publications. Updates for 12 months (print and mobile) are included in the price.

Labour Law Through the Cases is a detailed and comprehensive guide to the application of South African labour law.

Extensive commentary examines each principal labour statute, section by section, in light of judgments handed down in South African labour courts.

Each statutory provision interpreted by the courts and arbitrators is subjected to detailed analysis and comment.

Specific issues dealt with in each judgment and award are identified, enabling you to distinguish quickly between rulings that were followed, and thus remain authoritative, and rulings that were rejected.

The authors' extensive exposition and analysis, together with their authoritative opinions as to which are the better judgments, will alert you to problem areas and help you identify judgments that are more likely to be followed.

My go-to book

by Greg Fourie
Council at the Johannesburg Bar, BCom LLB (UJ)

Labour Law through the Cases is my go-to book and I use it extensively in my practice. It provides to the point and up-to-date guidance on how the courts interpret and apply the LRA, and is invaluable for the practitioner. It is by far the most useful labour law reference on the market. Oliver Wendell Holmes remarked over a century ago: “A study of the law is a study of what the courts will say” - and this is exactly what this publication provides.

My go-to book

by Greg Fourie
Council at the Johannesburg Bar, BCom LLB (UJ)

Darcy Du Toit

P Van Staden

M Taylor

Anton Steenkamp

Shane Godfrey

C Mischke

Graham Giles

MA Fouche

W Everett

Tammy Cohen

Mandy Taylor

Professor Darcy Du Toit

Present — Head of department of Mercantile and Labour Law at the University of the Western Cape

2006 — Member of Advisory Board

2003 — Institute for Development and Labour Law, University of Cape Town; Editor-in-chief, Law, Democracy & Development

199 7 to 2001 — Dean of Law

1991 to 1996 — Project Coordinator

1994 — Professor of Mercantile Law at UWC

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Professor, Advocate MA Fouche

Present — Professor of Labour Law; Advocate of the High Court of SA; Senior CCMA Commissioner; accredited CCMA facilitator / trainer; conciliator and arbitrator for a number of private and public sector bargaining councils, as well as for Tokiso and Equillore.

First position: Public Prosecutor (Department of Justice); then Lecturer, Senior Lecturer and Head of Department at PE Technikon (NMMU) until resignation in March 2007.

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