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Pro Bono . Callout Box

SASLAW 20 Years – Reflections on the past and positioning for the future 3. OBJECTS 3.1 The main objects for which the Society is established are: 3.1.1 to advance and promote labour law as a legal and academic discipline in South Africa; 3.1.2 to advance and promote the practice of labour law in South Africa; 3.1.3 to promote the exchange of ideas and information concerning labour law; 3.1.4 to promote collaboration between lawyers and other experts within the field of labour law; 3.1.5 to advance knowledge about and to promote training in labour law in South Africa; 3.1.6 to represent and articulate the interests of South African labour lawyers and others engaged in the field of labour law; 3.1.7 to promote and facilitate a representative labour law profession; 3.1.8 to promote ethical stands and integrity in the practice of labour law; and 3.1.9 to promote interaction between persons engaged in the field of labour law and private dispute resolution agencies, the dispute resolution departments of the various bargaining councils, the Commission for Conciliation, Mediation and Arbitration, the Labour Court and the Labour Appeal Court. Callout Box

SASLAW 20 Years – Reflections on the past and positioning for the future Objects continued 3.2 The Society is entitled in furthering its objects to: 3.2.1 initiate, conduct and support conferences, exhibitions and programmes aimed at improving understanding and awareness by Government, industry, commerce, labour organisations, educational establishments and the public of the objectives of the Society; 3.2.2 co-operate with bodies whose purpose is consistent with the objects of the Society; 3.2.3 affiliate with and maintain relationships with regional and international bodies whose objects are consistent with those of the Society; 3.2.4 make representations to appropriate parties and authorities concerning – the content of draft and proposed labour legislation, labour legislation and laws and practices relevant to labour relations; the training of labour lawyers; and the practice of labour law; 3.2.5 initiate and conduct seminars and training programmes in labour law; and 3.2.6 take any other action that may be necessary or expedient in support of its objects. Callout One Callout Two. Callout Three.

SASLAW 20 Years – Reflections on the past and positioning for the future Callout Box Callout One Callout Two. Callout Three.

SASLAW MEMBERSHIP PROFILE 2017 SASLAW 20 Years – Reflections on the past and positioning for the future SASLAW MEMBERSHIP PROFILE 2017 572 Attorney 156 Human Relations 99 Advocate 56 Labour Consultant 50 Industrial Relations 44 Academic 43 Employee Relations 43 Student 35 Employers Organisations 30 Trade Union 23 CCMA 22 Public Sector 21 Bargaining Council 10 Mediator/Arbitrator 11 Judges

CHAPTER MEMBERSHIP DISTRIBUTION SASLAW 20 Years – Reflections on the past and positioning for the future CHAPTER MEMBERSHIP DISTRIBUTION REGION # MEMBERS Eastern Cape 63 Free State 43 Gauteng 782 KZN 120 Western Cape 193 TOTAL 1201 Callout Box Callout One Callout Two. Callout Three.