The Role of the Labour Court in the Transformation Age: The Namibian and South African Context

This book sets out the role and function of the Labour Courts in Namibia and South Africa. It explains the labour dispute resolution systems of these two democratic states while also considering transformation and social justice. Labour law is dynamic and requires constant transformation – for which this book offers a valuable tool as it focuses on the practical application of labour law principles in Namibia and South Africa. The book considers social justice and the Labour Courts, as well as how labour law intersects with administrative law, constitutional law, human rights law, civil procedure, the law of contract and the law of delict. It also discusses information technology and intellectual property in the context of the Labour Courts.