Biron Madisa

Senior Associate

Biron Madisa is a Senior Associate in our Employment Law practice. Biron has right of appearance in the Superior Courts and has experience in various aspects of litigation concerning Employment and Labour Law in forums such as the CCMA, MEIBC, Labour Court and Labour Appeal Court. Biron's specialities include employment litigation, individual labour law, collective bargaining, and Occupational Health and Safety in Mining and Minerals.

Biron Madisa

About Biron

Biron was promoted to Senior Associate in 2026. 

Areas of expertise

Employment Law
Occupational Health & Safety

Experience

  • Advising clients on the Labour Relations Act, Employment Equity Act and Basic Conditions of Employment Act.
  • Drafting disciplinary hearing outcomes. Providing clients with legal opinions on a wide range of employment law related topics; and dealing with urgent applications, review applications and interlocutory applications.
  • Advising on large scale retrenchment in terms of sections 189A of the Labour Relations Act.
  • Drafting employment contracts and Codes of conduct for national and international client in respect of various African countries.
  • Experience with conducting arbitration proceedings in the mining industry.

Recognition

  • The Legal 500 EMEA 2025 recommended Biron for employment.

Credentials

Education 

  • LLB, University of Johannesburg
  • Compliance certificate, University of Cape Town
  • Registered with the Legal Practice Council

Memberships 

  • The South African Society for Labour Law (SASLAW)
  • The Compliance Institute Southern Africa (CISA)
  • Registered with the Legal Practice Council (LPC)

LANGUAGES

  • English
  • isiZulu
  • Sepedi
  • Setswana

News

Jurisdiction boundaries redrawn: Constitutional Court clarifies limits of the Labour Court's jurisdiction over compensation claims arising from protected strikes
Employment Law

Jurisdiction boundaries redrawn: Constitutional Court clarifies limits of the Labour Court's jurisdiction over compensation claims arising from protected strikes

In the recent decision in South African Commercial Catering and Allied Workers Union (SACCAWU) v Massmart Holdings Ltd and Others ZACC 11 , the Constitutional Court considered whether...

Regulations relating to the processing of data subjects’ health information by certain parties
Employment Law

Regulations relating to the processing of data subjects’ health information by certain parties

The Regulations are published under the Protection of Personal Information Act 4 of 2013 (the Act) and focus on the processing, security, and transfer of health information by responsible...

On site, but off duty: A generous interpretation of COIDA
Employment Law

On site, but off duty: A generous interpretation of COIDA

In Bent v Rand Mutual Assurance (Pty) Ltd (9 December 2025), the High Court considered an appeal by the employee challenging Rand Mutual Assurance’s (RMA) rejection of a claim for...

Health and Safety in the Workplace: Occupational Health and Safety Act (OHSA) - Pending Amendments
Employment Law

Health and Safety in the Workplace: Occupational Health and Safety Act (OHSA) - Pending Amendments

Is a clear criminal history an inherent requirement of the job
Employment Law

Is a clear criminal history an inherent requirement of the job

Biron Madisa, an Associate in the Employment Law practice joined Aldrin Sampear on Newzroom Africa to discuss Is a clear criminal history an inherent requirement of the job.

Webinar Recording | Health and Safety in the Workplace webinar series: COIDA
Employment Law

Webinar Recording | Health and Safety in the Workplace webinar series: COIDA

Health and safety is an important component of all workplaces. Watch the first webinar discussion of our Health and Safety series.

Criminal charges laid by employer? An employer can still take disciplinary action!
Employment Law

Criminal charges laid by employer? An employer can still take disciplinary action!

The Labour Court held that criminal charges laid by the employer against an employee can never stand in the way of that employer subjecting the employee to a disciplinary enquiry in...

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