March And March
March And March is a South African law firm specialising in labour and employment law. The firm provides legal services to employers, trade unions and individual clients on matters relating to workplace relations, industrial disputes and employment contracts. March And March advises on compliance with the Labour Relations Act and related legislation governing employment practices in South Africa. The firm represents clients in proceedings before the Commission for Conciliation, Mediation and Arbitration (CCMA), bargaining councils and the Labour Court. Its practice areas include collective bargaining, retrenchments, disciplinary proceedings, unfair dismissal claims and workplace restructuring. March And March also advises on immigration matters affecting employment, including work permits and visa compliance for foreign nationals. The firm's client base spans multiple sectors and includes both private-sector employers and organised labour. March And March is recognised within South Africa's industrial relations community for its expertise in navigating the country's complex labour law framework.
March And March Updates
Daily Podcast – August 19, 2026
By: Halima Frost 19th August 2026 Making headlines: Ramaphosa objects to Thandazani Madonsela as Impeachment Committee evidence leader; AfriForum, March and March forge alliance to... →
AfriForum, March and March forge alliance to bypass ‘State failure’
By: Thabi Shomolekae 19th August 2026 Lobby group AfriForum and civic organisation March and March have formed a “strategic alliance” as they aim to address government failure and... →
South African clothing factories struggle after migrant workers flee
By: Reuters 6th August 2026 Weeks after xenophobic protests drove thousands of migrant workers from South Africa, rows of sewing machines stood idle at a clothing factory in... →
Amnesty International demands govt action on rising anti-migrant vigilantism 
By: Thabi Shomolekae 4th August 2026 Amnesty International South Africa has urged government to immediately stop vigilante groups from targeting migrants and businesses, citing a rise... →
SA’s anti-immigration movement raises the stakes on social media
By: ISS, Institute for Security Studies 24th July 2026 Vigilante videos, AI-generated content and Mandela-linked framing are fuelling millions of mentions and xenophobic sentiment. With weekly... →
South African protesters go door-to-door forcing immigrants from their homes
By: Reuters 10th July 2026 Groups of anti-immigration South Africans seized foreigners from their homes in Johannesburg on Thursday and handed them to police in a hardening... →
Scared but staying: Some migrants dig in as South Africa turns hostile
By: Reuters 2nd July 2026 Ethiopian refugee Helana Wolde locked his home and watched on television as thousands of angry demonstrators marched through South Africa this week... →
Lucrative online influence detected during South Africa’s 30 June protests
By: ISS, Institute for Security Studies 2nd July 2026 The impact of South Africa’s 30 June anti-immigration protests was doubtlessly terrifying for many foreign nationals. Yet the unofficial deadline... →
Media freedom groups condemn attacks on migrants and threats to journalists
29th June 2026 Amid increasing calls for unlawful action against foreign nationals and growing fears of violence ahead of the self-imposed June 30 deadline set by... →
SA police and protesters must put lives first as 30 June looms
By: ISS, Institute for Security Studies 26th June 2026 Police and leaders of anti-immigration movements have a responsibility to ensure that protests do not degenerate into violence. Instability and... →
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