Key Benefits of Labour Relations Law: A Comprehensive Guide
- The commentary is a collaborative effort by several leading labour law experts.
- Incorporates new labour legislation and case law.
- It is a comprehensive, detailed and in-depth publication that can be used by students and seasoned practitioners alike.
Authors
Darcy du Toit
(Managing Editor) BA LLB (UCT) LLD (Leiden). Emeritus professor of law and research coordinator, Social Law Project, UWC; senior arbitrator, Motor Industry Bargaining Council; consultant to Bradley Conradie Halton Cheadle attorneys; life member of SASLAW.
Shane Godfrey
BA (Hons) MA PhD (UCT) BProc (UNISA). Coordinator, Labour and Enterprise Policy Research Group (LEP) and Deputy Director, Institute of Development and Labour Law, University of Cape Town.
Carole Cooper
BA (Wits) MA (Sussex) MA (African Studies) (SOAS, London University) Diploma in Industrial Relations (Ruskin College, Oxford) LLB (UNISA). Advocate of the High Court; former Associate Professor Wits University; former part-time Senior Commissioner CCMA; editor of the Industrial Law Journal.
Graham Giles
BA (Stell) LLB (Wits). Practising attorney and notary; senior associate at Michalsons; formerly an advocate of the High Court; visiting professor in Labour Law for more than 20 years at University of Johannesburg and senior lecturer in Labour Law for 5 years at University of Stellenbosch.
Tamara Cohen
BA LLB LLM (UND) PhD (UKZN). Associate Professor School of Law University of KwaZulu-Natal, Admitted attorney, member of SASLAW.
Bradley Conradie
BA (UCT) LLB (UWC). Partner at Bradley Conradie Halton Cheadle attorneys; former National President of SASLAW and Acting Judge of the Labour Court.
Anton J Steenkamp
BA LLB (Stell) LLM (Pret) LLM (summa cum laude) (Notre Dame). Judge of the Labour Court of South Africa.
Details
- Publisher: LexisNexis South Africa
- Publication Year: 2015
- Edition: 6th