CDH Conversations Podcast - Tiffany Jegels

Menstruation leave

Leila Moosa, a Senior Associate in our Employment Law practice talks to eNCA about menstruation leave and employment law.

From Crisis to Opportunity: Harnessing African Investment through Restructuring

The concept of lockouts and how employers may respond to a strike

A lot of discourse within employment circles in Kenya has been about strikes. However, very little has been said about the right of employers to lockout employees.

Two for one: The splitting of charges in disciplinary notices

The criminalisation of our employment law has met the ire of our judiciary. South Africa’s courts have warned parties not to seek to frustrate and prolong the disciplinary process.

Navigating the compliance and regulatory requirements of going solar: Have you got it all covered?

As the frustration of loadshedding grows, so does the interest in alternate means of keeping the lights on. From convenience and lower long-term costs to tax incentives, there are a multitude of factors encouraging South Africans to consider alternative means of keeping the lights on.

Business rescue is not simply for the asking

The debate as to whether business rescue or liquidation is appropriate for a company in financial distress ultimately comes down to which process is likely to yield a higher return for creditors and/or stakeholders. We often hear of failed business rescue proceedings where the company ends up being liquidated, but it is seldom the case that liquidation proceedings are converted to a business rescue.