The recent Constitutional Court decision in NUMSA v TrenStar has provided some much needed clarity on the issue of replacement labour during a lock-out – how does this affect collective bargaining and what are the merits and demerits of this decision?
Join us on Thursday 29th June for a brief AGM followed by a discussion on this important topic.
Director of Macgregor Erasmus Attorneys
Bruce is a specialist litigation attorney (BA LLB) with a focus on commercial disputes and labour matters, having practiced for 17 years and advises large corporate clients throughout South Africa. Bruce articled at Mathe & Zondo Inc, and worked for Deneys Reitz (and was a partner). He is admitted as a solicitor in the UK (non practising), and is involved in a range of civil, contractual and employment law matters throughout South Africa. Bruce from time to time has acted as a Judge in the Labour Court.
Attorney at Purdon and Munsamy Attorneys
Kurshivan has successfully represented municipalities, trade unions and private individuals in labour, civil and criminal matters in various forums.
Kurshivan has litigated successfully in the Constitutional Court, Labour Appeal Court, High Court, Labour Court, Magistrates Court, CCMA and various bargaining councils.
He has obtained certificates of excellence in Magistrate’s Court and Criminal Court Practice. He has completed an advanced course in Business Rescue Practice. He is the Ex-President of SASLAW (KZN) and remains on the executive committee.
Senior Associate at Shepstone and Wylie Attorneys
HMUDSMCurrent Active SASLAW Members
Non-Members who wish to attend
La Lucia Ridge Office Estate
7 Torsvale Crescent
Umhlanga, Kwa-Zulu Natal, South Africa
