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NO “SECOND BITE” THROUGH CONCILIATION FOR MASS RETRENCHMENTS

NO “SECOND BITE” THROUGH CONCILIATION FOR MASS RETRENCHMENTS

by Warren Beech | Jun 17, 2026 | Employment, Mining, News

South Africa’s Mining and Natural Resources Sector, like most industries in South Africa, has been hit extremely hard by the contraction of  both the global and local economy, and this has, inevitably, led to many mining companies placing operations on care and...
MINE HEALTH AND SAFETY AND ILLEGAL MINING FIRMLY IN THE SPOTLIGHT AGAIN

MINE HEALTH AND SAFETY AND ILLEGAL MINING FIRMLY IN THE SPOTLIGHT AGAIN

by Warren Beech | Feb 18, 2026 | Health and Safety, Mining, News

The investment in Africa: Mining Indaba 2026 held in Cape Town between 9 and 12 February 2026 (Mining Indaba) placed the spotlight on the Mining and Natural Resources Sector in South Africa, and across Africa, more broadly, with many positive views being expressed...
TOP TIP TUESDAY: CAN A SEXUAL ASSAULT IN THE WORKPLACE AND INJURIES SUSTAINED DURING PROTEST ACTION BE AN “OCCUPATIONAL INJURY”?

TOP TIP TUESDAY: CAN A SEXUAL ASSAULT IN THE WORKPLACE AND INJURIES SUSTAINED DURING PROTEST ACTION BE AN “OCCUPATIONAL INJURY”?

by Warren Beech | Nov 4, 2025 | Employment, Health and Safety, Mining, News

In last week’s Top Tip Tuesday we addressed the importance of the exercise of the “stop work authority” on health and safety grounds to prevent workplace injuries and fatal accidents. We discussed the judgment handed down in the matter of National Union of...
TOP TIP TUESDAY: A LEGITIMATE EXERCISE OF EMPLOYEE RIGHTS ON HEALTH AND SAFETY GROUNDS OR ABUSE?

TOP TIP TUESDAY: A LEGITIMATE EXERCISE OF EMPLOYEE RIGHTS ON HEALTH AND SAFETY GROUNDS OR ABUSE?

by Warren Beech | Oct 28, 2025 | Uncategorized

The right to refuse to carry out dangerous work or comply with unsafe instructions on health and safety grounds, commonly refer to as the “stop work authority”, is a right which is embedded in Section 23 of the Mine Health and Safety Act, No. 29 of 1996 (MHSA), and...
DISMISSALS FOR FAILURES TO ADHERE TO SAFETY REQUIREMENTS IN THE WORKPLACE AT MINES – THE LABOUR COURT REAFFIRMS MINE HEALTH AND SAFETY OBLIGATIONS

DISMISSALS FOR FAILURES TO ADHERE TO SAFETY REQUIREMENTS IN THE WORKPLACE AT MINES – THE LABOUR COURT REAFFIRMS MINE HEALTH AND SAFETY OBLIGATIONS

by Warren Beech | Sep 4, 2025 | Employment, Health and Safety, Mining

“Safety of employees at the workplace is paramount, it cannot be compromised. An employer cannot be expected to wait until an employee has maimed or lost his or her life before taking decisive action against an employee who has exposed fellow employees to danger....
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