A 1-hour, practical online webinar for South African HR, Payroll, Compliance and Business Leaders who need step-by-step guidance to update parental leave policies, contracts and payroll processes, without legal guesswork or costly mistakes.
Registrations close: 17:00 (SAST) on 15 February 2026
Terine Lott-Cupido, Empower Link Services
Grant Wilkinson, Global Business Solutions
Online via Zoom
17 Feb 2026, 12:00–13:00 (SAST)
R750 (incl. VAT) per delegate
Since the 03 October 2025 Constitutional Court judgment, South African employers are under pressure
to treat all parents equally, regardless of gender or type of parenthood.
You know you can’t ignore this. But you also don’t have time to wade through long legal texts or
redesign policies from scratch.
Legal and compliance risk (unequal treatment and discrimination claims)
Damaged trust at a critical life stage for employees
HR and managers firefighting every leave request
Costly admin clean-ups (payroll reversals, UIF confusion, manual fixes)
Losing good people to more progressive, clear employers
Every month you delay increases uncertainty. You don’t need another theoretical legal briefing. You
need clear answers and ready-to-use tools.
A Practical Guide for South African Employers and HR Professionals After the 2025 Landmark
Judgment
Secure your place in minutes.
Get clarity, ask questions, and see the path forward.
Use the included template + clause to implement quickly and correctly.
One mismanaged parental leave case can cost far more than R750 in HR and payroll time, consultation/legal costs, and trust damage.
For less than the cost of a single hour of external consultation, you get clear obligations, a ready policy template, a contract clause vetted by experts, and a practical plan you can execute.
Once we reach capacity or registrations close at 17:00 (SAST) on 15 Feb 2026, we can’t accept
additional delegates.
You can keep hoping your parental leave policy is “good enough”… or invest one focused hour to
understand the 03 October 2025 judgment, protect your organisation from avoidable risk and walk away
with a ready-to-use policy template and contract clause.