Werksmans

09/08/2026

Women's Month is an opportunity to recognise the women who shape our workplaces, communities and country through their resilience, leadership and contribution.

As part of our Women's Month celebrations, we're honoured to share Werks ICONIC: A Women's Edition, a special digital magazine featuring a some of the women leading different areas of Werksmans.

Through personal reflections, experiences and lessons learnt, they share what has shaped their careers, their approach to leadership and the values that guide them. More than a collection of personal stories, this edition offers a perspective beyond the day-to-day, providing an opportunity to get to know the people behind the professional titles.

Read the Werks ICONIC: A Women's Edition here: https://lnkd.in/eg_BBw76.

We wish all women across our nation a meaningful Women's Month.

18/07/2026

As we commemorate Nelson Mandela International Day, we reflect on the enduring legacy of Madiba and the values that continue to inspire us: service, compassion and a shared responsibility to create positive change.

is a reminder that meaningful impact is achieved through collective action and a commitment to building a better future for all, especially those who are most vulnerable.

May today inspire us to turn reflection into action through acts of service that make a lasting difference.

17/07/2026

The final Climb for a Cause Challenge took place today, bringing together corporate teams in support of the Reach for a Dream Foundation and its mission to make a meaningful difference in the lives of children facing life-threatening illnesses.

Congratulations to our Werksmans representatives, Sabelo Sithole, who placed third in the Men's category, and Ntokozo Funeka, who placed third in the Women's category, on their outstanding performances in today's final climb.

Thank you to all who participated in helping make a difference. Well done to all involved.

07/07/2026

In the spirit of Mandela Month, a huge thank you to our Werksmans' team who participated in the Climb for a Cause Challenge hosted by Legacy Pride, who has partnered with the Reach for a Dream Foundation, helping make a meaningful difference in the lives of children facing life-threatening illnesses.

The initiative involved a high-impact event which took place this morning at The Leonardo Hotel in Sandton, climbing 57 floors.

Well done to our team comprising of: Nothando Nyoni, Lebogang Kgosana, Ntokozo Funeka, Elliott Wood, Amy Mackechnie, Sabelo Sithole, Rebecca Plekker, Davies Chisha and Modern Dube.

A special congratulations to our fastest climber, Sabelo Sithole. He’ll proudly represent our Firm in the final climb ahead of Mandela Day (17th July) competing against other top corporate contenders.

29/06/2026

South African labour law is frequently viewed through the prism of employee protection. As a result, a common misconception has emerged that South African labour law leaves employers powerless to manage risk, enforce standards, and protect commercial sustainability.

This is not the law.

Bradley Workman-Davies sheds light on the legal framework and what it really means for employers, https://lnkd.in/eQR7CXAi

16/06/2026

Today, we commemorate Youth Day by celebrating the courage, resilience, and determination of South Africa’s young people.

We reflect and remain committed on our collective responsibility to create opportunities for young people, foster social cohesion, and remove barriers to economic inclusion.

28/05/2026

25/05/2026

This Africa Day, we celebrate and reflect on the resilience, innovation and momentum shaping the continent’s progress and its future potential. We also take this moment to honour our LEX Africa Alliance, of which we have proudly been founding members for over 30 years.

01/05/2026

Today, we commemorate Workers' Day by honouring the generations of workers whose resilience, sacrifice, and unity have helped secure the rights and dignity that shape South Africa’s workplaces today.

We recognise the significance of this day and reflect on how far this country has come in its pursuit of fair and equitable workplaces, and how much work remains ahead.

To every worker across South Africa: your contribution to this country's progress is valued and recognised. We honour all workers today and every day.

27/04/2026

Today we commemorate Freedom Day and reflect on South Africa’s first democratic elections in 1994, a defining moment in our nation's history, grounded in the values of the Constitution and the rights and freedom it upholds.

Under this year’s theme, “Freedom and the Rule of Law: Thirty Years of Democratic Citizenship”, we recognise the progress of our constitutional democracy and the ongoing importance of safeguarding rights, advancing equality and strengthening democratic citizenship.

We honour those who paved the way for our freedom and stand united in building a just and inclusive South Africa.