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Implementation of court online electronic platform in the Labour Court

The first Directive of the Labour Court has been issued. In terms of this directive, the Court Online Portal will be fully implemented for all aspects of cases initiated in the Labour Court with effect from 14 April 2025. The decision to implement the Court Online Portal is the culmination of the phased approach adopted where, first, the platform was only used for urgent applications and, thereafter, broadened to include all applications. From 14 April, however, the Portal will be implemented for all aspects of cases initiated in the Labour Court

31 Mar 2025 1 min read Employment Law Alert Article

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