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Theses and Dissertations (Law): Recent submissions
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(2023)The primary objective of the Community Works Programme (CWP) is to provide a safety net to the poor, unemployed and under-employed people by providing them with regular and predictable work opportunities enabling them to ...
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(2024)This mini dissertation undertakes a comprehensive legal analysis to examine the ramifications of inadequate schools’ infrastructure on the right to basic education in South Africa. The Constitution of the Republic of South ...
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(2023)This study discusses a legal analysis of the employer’s duty to provide a safe and health working environment in the mining sector in South Africa. The employer’s duty refers to the obligations and responsibilities which ...
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(2024)The rapid growth in atypical employment across the globe brought both negative and positive impact to the labour market. For South Africa, in terms of curbing the evergrowing unemployment rate, it created problems for ...
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(2023)Retirement reforms in South Africa is a longest debate post democratic systems of governance which has been accepted with mixed reactions from members of retirement funds and retirement industry. This debate has been ...
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(2023)The South Africa labour law, particularly the Labour Relations Act, 66 of 1995 (LRA) provides for alternative labour dispute resolution that is quick, cost effective and accessible. By doing so, the LRA provides for ...
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(2023)The South African constitution 1996 provides for the fundamental human rights that must be enjoyed by all within its borders. This includes section 26 of the Constitution, which gives everyone the right to adequate housing ...
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(2023)While the deployment and use of Artificial Intelligence Systems (AIS) have continued to grow at an exponential rate in the world, it is assumed that while they have contributed immensely to the economy and society, ...
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(2024)This research investigates the constitutionality of vaccine mandates in South Africa against the backdrop of the COVID-19 pandemic. Since the WHO declared COVID-19 the global pandemic in 2020, efforts have been taken to ...
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(2023)It is settled law that an employee is at liberty to voluntarily end his or her employment contract by resigning subject to serving a notice period. If an employee fails to serve a notice period, that constitutes breach of ...
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(2014)The purpose of this study was to investigate the impact of Home Community Based Care as a strategy to create work opportunities for the poor in Greater Giyani municipality, Limpopo province. The study was intended to ...
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(2017)Section 24 of the constitution of the Republic of South Africa, 1996 guarantees a right to a healthy and safe environment. It provides for the environment which is beneficial, conducive and productive to the community. ...
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(2022)This study discusses the legal analysis of social security rights of domestic workers in the South African social security law. The notion social security is concerned with the protection of individuals during the ...
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(2022)This study examines the relationship between automatic unfair dismissal under Section 187(1)(c) of the Labour Relations Act,1 and dismissal for operational reasons under Section 189 of the LRA. Dismissal is automatically ...
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(2022)The aim of this research is to determine the laws that regulate affirmative action in the workplace and the impact Covid-19 has on affirmative action. This research focuses on the history of affirmative action in South ...
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(2022)We live in a Fourth Industrial Revolution(4IR) era where people exchange goods and services through the internet. Such transactions and communications are regulated by the Electronic Communications and Transactions Act ...
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(2020)The history of the South African education system is one that is tainted by inequalities and restricted access. The Bantu educational system, with its racially separated education facilities, ensured that the black child ...
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(2022)The study will analyse the legal position of the right to strike and the consequences of participating in an unlawful strike. The study will provide a brief practical implication of employees dismissed for participation ...
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(2022)Ravaged by the socio-economic ills of poverty, income inequality and unemployment, South Africa entrenched the constitutional right to access social assistance for everyone unable to support themselves and their ...
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