Produced by CWAO and SWF
18 July 2025
n this episode we continue to look at which parts of the law apply to farmworkers when it comes to notice periods and severance pay, while also looking at the employment conditions that bosses must adhere to in this regard.
Hosts: Connie Masekwameng & Irene Sibanyoni.
Credits:Produced by Amina Deka Asma
Engineered by Muzi Mzoyi
11 July 2025
In this episode we continue to look at which parts of the law apply to farmworkers when it comes periods of leave, while also looking at the employment conditions that bosses must adhere to.
Hosts: Connie Masekwameng & Irene Sibanyoni
Produced by Amina Deka Asma
Engineered by Muzi Mzoyi
04 July 2025
In this episode we continue to look at which parts of the law apply to farmworkers when it comes to hours of work as well as rates of pay, while also looking at the employment conditions that bosses must adhere to.
Hosts: Connie Masekwameng & Irene Sibanyoni
Produced by Amina Deka Asma
Engineered by Muzi Mzoyi
27 June 2025
In this episode we look at which parts of the law apply to farmworkers when it comes to hours of work as well as rates of pay, while also looking at the employment conditions that bosses must adhere to..
Hosts: Connie Masekwameng & Irene Sibanyoni
Produced by Amina Deka Asma
Engineered by Muzi Mzoyi
13 June 2025
Know Your Rights brings you it’s latest series on farmworkers. In this episode we look at which parts of the law apply to them, while also looking at the employment conditions that bosses must adhere to.
Hosts: Connie Masekwameng & Irene Sibanyoni
Produced by Amina Deka Asma
Engineered by Muzi Mzoyi
30 May 2025
In this episode we unpack and highlight what the law says about termination of work, the keeping of records, as well as certificates of service for EPWP workers.
Hosts: Connie Masekwameng & Irene Sibanyoni
Produced by Amina Deka Asma
Engineered by Muzi Mzoyi
23 May 2025
In this episode we unpack and highlight what the law says about payments, deductions, as well as the health & safety of EPWP workers in the workplace.
Hosts: Connie Masekwameng & Irene Sibanyoni
Produced by Amina Deka Asma
Engineered by Muzi Mzoyi
16 May 2025
Know Your Rights brings you it's latest series on EPWP (Expanded Public Works Programme) workers.
In this episode we unpack and highlight the various rest periods that EPWP workers are entitled to.
Hosts: Connie Masekwameng & Irene Sibanyoni
Produced by Amina Deka Asma
Engineered by Muzi Mzoyi.
09 May 2025
Know Your Rights brings you it's latest series on EPWP (Expanded Public Works Programme) workers.
In this episode we define who these workers are, while also looking at which parts of the law apply to them.
11 April 2025
In this episode of Know Your Rights, we continue to unpack the socioeconomic rights that Asylum Seekers & Refugees living in South Africa are entitled to.
Hosts: Connie Masekwameng & Irene Sibanyoni
Produced by Amina Deka Asma
Engineered by Muzi Mzoyi
04 April 2025
In this episode of Know Your Rights, we unpack the socioeconomic rights that Asylum Seekers & Refugees living in South Africa are entitled to.
Hosts: Connie Masekwameng & Irene Sibanyoni
Produced by Amina Deka Asma
Engineered by Muzi Mzoyi
28 March 2025
In this episode of Know Your Rights, we unpack the requirements for the registration of birth of Asylum Seeker and Refugee children, as set out by the Department of Home Affairs.
Hosts: Connie Masekwameng & Irene Sibanyoni
Produced by Amina Deka Asma
Engineered by Muzi Mzoyi
21 March 2025
In this episode of Know Your Rights, we unpack the approach used by the Department of Home Affairs when conferring Asylum Seeker or Refugee status on an individual.
Hosts: Connie Masekwameng & Irene Sibanyoni
Credits: Produced by Amina Deka Asma
Engineered by Muzi Mzoyi.
14 March 2025
In this episode of Know Your Rights, we unpack part 4 of the Compensation for Occupational Injuries and Diseases Act (COIDA) by giving a brief overview of the Act itself.
07 March 2025
In this episode of Know Your Rights, we unpack part 3 of the Compensation for Occupational Injuries and Diseases Act (COIDA) by giving a brief overview of the Act itself.