Article by Shamin Raghunandan (Spoor & Fisher) The advent of social media has provided brands with an undisputed marketing opportunity – a direct customer engagement platform, where brands can build their identity and loyalty, and promote their goods and services to their heart’s content. But all good things come with a price, and brands face numerous […]
Article provided by Sanlam and written by Jan Truter from Labourwise It is not often that a dispute about dismissal for poor work performance reaches the Labour Appeal Court. Yet this is what happened in the case of Damelin (Pty) Ltd v Solidarity obo Parkinson (2017). What made this case interesting is that it was about an employee who had […]
Article provided by Nexia SAB&T Download Nexia SAB&T’s full guide to Liquidations and Insolvencies here. When a business or a person is unable to pay their debts when they become due, they are considered to be insolvent. The business model is quite simple; when the money going out is more than money coming in, debts are accrued […]
Kelly Thompson, Partner (Adams & Adams) Hashtags in social media are great for generating exposure and audience engagement. They are an integral part of any social media marketing strategy as they allow you to label your content and help to make that content discoverable to users. Expanding your reach and your own knowledge of hashtags […]
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Article by Dr. Danie Strachan – Partner (Adams & Adams) The Protection of Personal Information Act, 2013 (POPI) has recently been in the news on a frequent basis. This has been due to the Information Regulator’s publication of draft regulations for public comment. In view of these developments, many people and businesses are starting to become […]
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Article provided by Sanlam and written by Jan Truter from Labourwise Question: May an employer make a deduction from an employee’s wages for damage caused? Answer: Yes, but for such a deduction to be lawful the employer has to meet several requirements.
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Article provided by www.schoemanlaw.co.za A trust is defined as a structure into which cash or assets (“trust property”) are transferred by the founder of the trust and which trust property is administered by the Trustees on behalf of one or more beneficiaries in accordance with the trust deed. In accordance with Section 1 of the Trust […]
