What is Labour Relations?
Labour relations or labour studies is a field of study that can have different meanings depending on the context in which it is used.
Where Can I Study Labour Relations in South Africa
Study Labour Relations & Human Relations in South Africa
Bachelor of Commerce – Labour Relations & Human Resources (Honours) at Nelson Mandela Metropolitan University in South Africa is an education programme which provides students the opportunity for advanced studies in labour relations and human resources.
How do I become a Labour Relations specialist in South Africa?
An appropriate Bachelor’s Degree or appropriate Advanced Diploma that includes one or more of the following as majors in the final year:
Labour Relations, Industrial Relations, Employment Relations, Employee Relations, Labour Law or Industrial Sociology.
How many years does it take to study labour law in South Africa?
The Master in Labour Law at the University of Johannesburg (one year full-time or two years part-time studies) provides students with an opportunity to develop their intellectual and theoretical competencies at an advanced level and to strengthen their ability to understand labour law from a viewpoint of a critical analysis of the underlying principles.
How much does labour law cost in South Africa?
Basic Service Fee (starting at R1500)
For essential labour law services like employment contract drafting, wrongful termination cases, and workplace discrimination disputes, our partners offer a range of options. Starting at R1500, these services ensure that your employment rights are well protected.