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ENS are most popular: within International Law, Law Department Performance and Environment topic(s) in Africa Empowerment and education are not just social goods; they are strategic tools for employers navigating digital acceleration, climate transition and fierce competition for talent. As the G20 prioritises inclusion, skills mobility and jobs of the future, employers in Africa can convert policy momentum into measurable workplace outcomes.
The recent decision by the Road Accident Fund ("RAF") to rescind its initial decision to place its CEO on special leave, replacing it with a precautionary suspension, has raised more than just eyebrows. It has also brought into sharp focus the confusion that sometimes arises when employers are faced with a choice of whether to implement one or the other.
Click here to watch the Video Explore the nuances of employee rights during business transitions with our diverse panel of African Employment practitioners. Gain insights from experts across the continent on navigating local laws, international standards, and union involvement.
March 15 is considered an inauspicious day since it was on that day in 44BC that Julius Caesar was assassinated — an act that ended the Roman republic and changed the course of history — after he had been famously warned to “beware the Ides of March”.
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