"Worklaw is a labour law advice and information service, developed by some of South Africa`s most experienced labour arbitrators.

Worklaw subscribers get free advice from experienced arbitrators via e-mail, can research the law and leading cases, are updated monthly on new cases, trends etc, and can use excellent training material, to name a few of these services. Our larger subscribers (10 or more user licences) receive an in house annual labour law workshop of approx 2 hours, at which we take them through the key labour court cases and trends from the past year. Subscribers with less than 10 user licences are invited to a general subscriber breakfast workshop offered annually in Johannesburg and Durban.

Worklaw`s key services are summarised below:"

• unlimited use of a helpline, answering any labour law subscriber query by email within 2 working days;



• Unfair Dismissal Law, containing comprehensive guidelines cross-referenced with leading cases, on how to manage dismissal law at the workplace fairly and effectively ;
  
  
• Unfair Labour Practice, containing comprehensive guidelines cross-referenced with leading cases, on applying the unfair labour practice jurisprudence ;
  
  
• Strikes and Lockouts, containing comprehensive guidelines cross-referenced with leading cases, on handling strikes and lockouts.
  
  
• Case law index containing summaries and extracts from leading labour law cases, updated monthly and indexed under a detailed subject matter index;
  
  
• use of a sophisticated search engine to locate material within the site;



• monthly newsletters commenting on leading cases and developments in Labour Law;



• highly effective and easy to use forms and checklists, for managing discipline and conducting enquiries;



• model Disciplinary and Grievance Procedures



• cutting edge training material to train all employees on managing discipline, and on how to conduct disciplinary enquiries fairly and effectively.



• Labour Legislation and Codes of Good Practice;



• information about leading South African conciliators and arbitrators.