This publication provides information about employment of people with disabilities to employers and employees.  > 

This is a popular summary of the most important sections of the Basic Conditions of Employment Act, 1997. Workers must be able to see a summary at their workplaces in the official languages that are spoken there.  > 

This Act contains provisions that promote employment equity, including provisions prohibiting unfair discrimination, regulating affirmative action and establishing a Commission for Employment Equity.  > 

This Act regulates the organisational rights of trade unions and promotes and facilitates collective bargaining at the workplace and at sectoral level. It also deals with strikes and lockouts, workplace forums and alternative dispute resolution. It also establishes the CCMA, Labour Court and Labour Appeal Court as superior courts, with exclusive jurisdiction to decide matters arising from the Act.  > 

This guideline explains the labour laws contained in the Labour Relations Act.  > 

Female employees have a right to four months maternity leave. This leave can start four weeks before the expected date of birth and the employee cannot be forced to go back to work for six weeks after the birth of the child.  > 

This biannual survey looks at labour market changes and trends, as well as employment in the formal and informal sectors and unemployment.  > 

This compilation of statistics contains labour information drawn from a variety of sources. Statistics are provided for labour market demographics, labour market supply and staff profiles.  > 

This listing of trade unions organisations forms part of the Western Cape Public Sector Directory.  > 

NEDLAC is funded by the National Department of Labour but the Departments of Trade and Industry, Finance and Public Works are also centrally involved. NEDLAC's aim is to make economic decision-making more inclusive, and to promote the goals of economic growth and social equity. The website contains a vast amount of information pertaining to labour and economic development including information about NEDLAC (including annual reports), agreements and reports, research, section 77 notices and reports from NEDLAC annual summits.  >