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Labour Law [2024] ZASCA 5

Mhlontlo Local Municipality and Others v Ngcangula and Another (1154/2022)

Mhlontlo Local Municipality and Others v Ngcangula and Another (1154/2022) [2024] ZASCA 5; [2024] 3 BLLR 239 (SCA); (2024) 45 ILJ 775 (SCA) (17 January 2024)

Court
Supreme Court of Appeal
Case number
1154/2022
Judges
Nicholls, Carelse, Matojane, Chetty, Tokota

The SCA held that the High Court had jurisdiction over an employment-contract claim, but the employees failed to prove entitlement to a 2.5% notch increment.

  • Jurisdiction Of Civil Courts
  • Breach Of Employment Contract
  • Salary Deductions
  • Basic Conditions Of Employment Act
  • Peremption
  • Mootness
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Labour Law [2021] ZAGPJHC 133

Msezeni and Others v Workforce Group (Pty) Ltd and Another (30437/2018)

Msezeni and Others v Workforce Group (Pty) Ltd and Another (30437/2018) [2021] ZAGPJHC 133 (17 May 2021)

Court
South Gauteng High Court, Johannesburg
Case number
30437/2018
Judge
S C Mia

The High Court held that Dew Crisp, not Workforce Group, was the applicants’ employer and granted declaratory relief with costs against the first respondent.

  • Contract Of Employment
  • Jurisdiction Of Civil Courts
  • Locus Standi
  • Admissibility Of Affidavits
  • Prohibited Conduct By Employer
  • Employment-contracts
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Labour Law [2017] ZAECGHC 74

Nogoduka v Minister of the Department of Higher Education & Training and Others (2981/2016)

Nogoduka v Minister of the Department of Higher Education & Training and Others (2981/2016) [2017] ZAECGHC 74; [2017] 6 BLLR 634 (ECG) (16 February 2017)

Court
Eastern Cape High Court, Grahamstown
Case number
2981/2016
Judge
Pickering

The court held that the applicant’s resignation did not prevent disciplinary proceedings because his notice period had to run. The application was dismissed with costs.

  • Disciplinary Proceedings
  • Resignation Notice Period
  • Jurisdiction Of Civil Courts
  • Public Service Act
  • Pension Fund Administration
  • Disciplinary-proceedings
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