In the last number of years several labour laws dealing with the issue of sexual harassment have been passed, however, the common law of delict still provides valuable remedies for the victim of sexual harassment. This article attempts to juxtapose the common law and statutory law pertaining to sexual harassment in the light of important decisions by both the Supreme Court of Appeal and Constitutional Court reported during 2005. In this article the liability of the employer at both common law and in terms of statutory law will be reviewed
This Article is divided into three Parts. Part I briefly describes the continuing problem of sexual ...
This article considers recent changes to legal provisions governing harassment at work, in particula...
We are only beginning to understand the impact of sexual harassment in the workplace on third partie...
Sexual harassment is an ever increasing drain on the resources of the modern employer, as well as se...
This note discusses applicable principles and law in sexual harassment cases, including Title VII, E...
In recent years, no area of employment law has generated as much concern and controversy as sexual h...
Over the last two decades our courts have become inundated with cases relating to sexual harassment ...
Sexual harassment has been in existence for a long time in the workplace without any attempt to unde...
Sexual harassment conducts such as patting, pinching, constant brushing or touching an inappropriate...
The article explores the differences between sexual behavior in the workplace and in the public doma...
Sections 9, 10 and 23 of the Constitution protects the right to equality, human dignity and fair lab...
Sexual harassment conducts such as patting, pinching, constant brushing or touching an inappropriate...
Section 60 of the Employment Equity Act 1998 provides for the liability of an employer to an employe...
In June, 1998, the Supreme Court issued two decisions, Burlington Industries, Inc. v. Ellerth and Fa...
Equal Opportunities in the Employment (Amendment) Act of 2006 has introduced the employers' compulso...
This Article is divided into three Parts. Part I briefly describes the continuing problem of sexual ...
This article considers recent changes to legal provisions governing harassment at work, in particula...
We are only beginning to understand the impact of sexual harassment in the workplace on third partie...
Sexual harassment is an ever increasing drain on the resources of the modern employer, as well as se...
This note discusses applicable principles and law in sexual harassment cases, including Title VII, E...
In recent years, no area of employment law has generated as much concern and controversy as sexual h...
Over the last two decades our courts have become inundated with cases relating to sexual harassment ...
Sexual harassment has been in existence for a long time in the workplace without any attempt to unde...
Sexual harassment conducts such as patting, pinching, constant brushing or touching an inappropriate...
The article explores the differences between sexual behavior in the workplace and in the public doma...
Sections 9, 10 and 23 of the Constitution protects the right to equality, human dignity and fair lab...
Sexual harassment conducts such as patting, pinching, constant brushing or touching an inappropriate...
Section 60 of the Employment Equity Act 1998 provides for the liability of an employer to an employe...
In June, 1998, the Supreme Court issued two decisions, Burlington Industries, Inc. v. Ellerth and Fa...
Equal Opportunities in the Employment (Amendment) Act of 2006 has introduced the employers' compulso...
This Article is divided into three Parts. Part I briefly describes the continuing problem of sexual ...
This article considers recent changes to legal provisions governing harassment at work, in particula...
We are only beginning to understand the impact of sexual harassment in the workplace on third partie...