South African Labour Law Reports Seminars
About Us
Learn. Share. Change the World.
The pace of change in the employment environment is such that organisations often find it difficult to keep up.
The South African Labour Law Reports (SALLR) and CCMA have not only kept up with such developments but it has raced ahead. From a small publication in 1990, it has become South Africa's premier labour law, employee relations and human resources 'one-stop-shop'.
Come join us at selected venues around South Africa in 2024!
PRESENTER
Dr Brian van Zyl
Dr Brian van Zyl is the co-author of various publications, which include the following: The Final Codes on Broad-Based Black Economic Empowerment: An Analysis, Part 1 and Part 2, The Business of Restructuring, Guide to the CCMA Rules, 1st, 2nd and 3rd editions. Brian has recently published Changes to Employment Laws. In 2019, he produced the CCMA Rules Including Rules of Various Courts. Brian has been the presenter and chief architect of the South African Labour Law Reports' seminars since 1990. He regularly appears in the civil and labour courts, as well as the CCMA.
Panel of Experts
Working Together
We’re proud to present our panel of expert's for this year’s conference. Providing answers to all of your questions in record time.
Shamima Gaibie
Shamima qualified at Wits University with a BA LLB and obtained an LLM from the London School of Economics and Political Science, in 1993. She is a senior director of Cheadle Thompson & Haysom Inc and specialises in employment law, commercial law, constitutional law and public sector law. Shamima has acted as a judge in the labour court and the high court and presents guest lectures for the LLM degree in labour law at Wits University.
Amogelang Makuwe
Amogelang is a director at Cheadle Thompson & Haysom Inc. He holds an LLB degree from the University of the Witwatersrand and served his articles of clerkship at this firm. Amogelang has advised and represented national and provincial government departments as well as trade unions in a wide range of labour disputes before the CCMA and various bargaining councils.
Advocate Feroze Boda SC
Feroze qualified at Wits University with a BCom LLB (cum laude). He also obtained an LLM from such institution. He completed his articles with Hofmeyr Inc (previously Hofmeyr van der Merwe Attorneys) in 1995. Feroze was admitted as an advocate in 1996 and took silk in 2015. He also used to lecture part time at Wits University in income tax law, commercial law and the interpretation of statutes.