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Employment Labour Gazette While the updated Code of Practice appears to simplify dismissal procedures during probation periods, we caution that significant uncertainty remains—particularly around the definition of a “small business.” Employers should note that a fair and proper process is still required, regardless of business size or probation status.    

Employees who earn in excess of a certain amount per year (the “earnings threshold”), do not enjoy the same protection under our labour legislation as lower-earning employees. How does this work, and what are the other implications? Read the full article here…

Government Gazette

Home affairs minister extends validity of Zimbabwean Exemption Permits to next year Home Affairs Minister Leon Schreiber has extended the validity of Zimbabwean Exemption Permits. Schreiber announced this in the government gazette on Friday. He said he would give the Immigration Advisory Board time to do its work to ensure compliance with a court order…

The government’s proposed excise tax increases on wine – ranging from 40% to an alarming 80% – pose a direct and severe threat to the future of our wine and brandy sector Read what you can do to support the industry: (Ref: SA WINE) URGENT ATTENTION 

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