His ministry and the government have made 11-million South Africans unable to find jobs
12 September 2022 - 16:07Joffe is absolutely correct that Cheadle, Haysom & Thompson was the engine room for the development of competition regulators .
Over and above this, it was attorney Thompson who went off to Australia and was a great influence on its modern labour law system. Their contribution to labour law has been absolutely profound.
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