Barristers at Law (Pty) Ltd, a privately incorporated labour services provider with its headquarters in Cape Town, South Africa and regional contractors supporting clients throughout the country.
About Us
By balancing youthful enthusiasm and drive with the skill, experience and temperament that can only be gained by years of experience we strive to become the number one name in the business community for solving their labour problems. We aim to provide the best training and specialist legal services at competitive prices.
We provide cutting edge and individually tailored training courses on location to employers and their management on all the latest changes in legislation and emerging trends in labour based on recent case law. By bringing our hard as nails, aggressive trail law approach to labour disputes in the workplace, we strive to resolve disputes in the shortest possible time and restore the balance in a labour dispensation drafted in favour of the employee and unions to give businesses the highest productivity and least problems in these tough economic times.
Our Team
Our experienced team of labour-related specialists provide the in-house depth that allows us to bring skills and knowledge supporting premium service in each service area offered.
Our extended team includes various contractors that allow us to attend to clients anywhere in South Africa, either in person or using video conferencing to assist with logistical concerns even amidst pandemic lockdown restrictions.
Services
We support business owners in South Africa with the continuous changes that affect their ventures to ensure compliance and create healthy workplaces in the process, enabling sustainable growth.
Our services are both affordable and accessible. We operate primarily on a subscription basis, with clients paying a fixed fee retainer for access-on-demand to a variety of labour related services and qualified specialists.
* Labour / Industrial Relations
* Employment Equity
* Occupational Health & Safety
* Skills Development
* Pay Run
*Industrial Psychology