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Construction Law

Our Legal Services Regarding Construction and Contractual Law in South Africa Allardyce & Partners Attorneys is a boutique law firm that offers experts in the domain of Construction and Contractual Law, ensuring that, as a contractor or sub-contractor, you have an answer for legal representation when faced with a legal dispute. We can offer legal

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Construction Law

Challenges and Prospects for the Construction Industry in South Africa South Africa is a country that is famous for facing and overcoming adversity. However, the latest adverse situations have presented themselves in the form of riots, COVID-19, and political unrest. Although it might not be obvious, these elements have a direct impact on the construction

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Labour Law

My Rights as an Employee in South Africa South Africa is famous for having a progressive Labour and Employment Law system, which in most cases, are open for interpretation and debateable in a court of law. As an employee in South Africa, it can be challenging to understand these laws, let alone keep up with

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Labour Law

The Challenges with Comprehending South Africa’s Labour and Employment Law South Africa has some of the most liberal and progressive Labour and Employment Law systems in the world, leaving the laws in this system up to interpretation, and therefore, up for legal contention. The COVID-19 pandemic has added a new and unprecedented layer to the

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Labour Law

Your Answer to Professional Labour Law Services South Africa is facing unprecedented adversity with COVID-19 still at large and the recent riots and unrest among the people. As a result, several businesses came to a halt for reasons that are related to these difficult times. South Africa’s Labour Law is also in the spotlight at

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BULLYING BOSS MADE EMPLOYMENT INTOLERABLE

BY HILDA GROBLER JULY 9, 2020 The Labour Court recently handed down a judgment that reads a little like a novel. The facts in Centre for Autism Research and Education CC v CCMA (JR 1619/2018, handed down on 19 June 2020) per Van Niekerk J, were briefly that Ms Rozanna Riback (“Riback”),  the sole member

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