Whether you are a student, lecturer, attorney, or researcher, our collection of journal titles and publications in the field of South African labour law is impressive by any standard.
The online platform provides access to a range of full-text trade and scholarly journals and publications that are highly relevant to South African labour law consultants. The related fields covered include, but are not limited to, human rights and business law.
Our collection contains over 430 titles and more than 350 000 full-text articles from highly credible sources. The focus is on content generated in Africa and/or relevant to the African continent.
A closer look at one of the journal titles in the collection will help you gain an understanding of the usefulness of this research platform.
South African Journal of Labour Relations
This is an annual publication with a distinct academic focus specifically suited for academic research. It contains analysis-based articles, in addition to commentaries, a range of case studies, and results of relevant surveys. It also includes a full spectrum of reports about employment relations relevant to Africa. Various international theories and developments also come under the spotlight. The publication is no longer active under the original title. Published by UNISA, it continues as the South African Journal of Employee Relations.
Using the standard or advanced search facility, you can access results for article titles published in magazines and journals, not necessarily forming part of the labour law collection, but still relevant to the subject field. This also applies to reports and other publications. Some examples are briefly noted below.
- Employee assistance programmes: employee wellness as published in the Human Capital Management, Volume 2005, Issue 3, 2005/2006 on p.185. The extract from Chapter 11 provides insight regarding the meaning of employee assistance programmes as related to employee wellness.
- Another example of a title relevant to the field of South African labour law is that of Employee Benefits: FAQs – employee benefits, published in MoneyMarketing, Volume 2018 Number 3, March 2018 on p. 18.
- A third example is the article titled Dismissed Employee Challenges Dismissal – labour law by Brian van Zyl, published in HR Future, Volume 2018 Number 3, March 2018 on p. 40 to 45. The author argues that a dismissed worker has the right to challenge the employment termination if the employer has failed to keep to the contractual obligations as an alternative or in addition to any claim that such dismissal also constitutes an unfair dismissal in terms of the Labour Relations Act.
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We offer access to our comprehensive collection in the following ways:
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Content in the open-access part of the collection is marked as OA. Under open access, we offer golden-, green-, and article-level access options to content in the collection.
The pay-per-view option provides you with immediate article access if you are not a subscriber to the subscription-based journal in which the article appears. The article is also downloadable in PDF format. You thus purchase the article for offline use as well.
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