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Bankey Sono

Director

Location: Johannesburg

Tel: +27 11 535 8257

Fax: +27 11 535 8757

Email: bsono@werksmans.com

ABOUT

Director Bankey Sono is a lawyer in the Employment practice area. Her areas of speciality include the new amendments to the Labour Relations Act; employment equity; strikes and lock-outs; and training on general workplace discipline and management of poor performance. Bankey has deep experience in Labour Relations and Employment Law (CCMA and Labour Court Litigation, Legal Opinions). She also practices in General High Court and Magistrates’ Court litigation in the law of delict; contract; unjust enrichment; construction – and other ancillary matters such as urgent applications for interdicts. Bankey acted at the Labour Court as a Judge during 2013 and 2014.

  • Employment
  • Pro Bono
  • Employment and Labour law
  • The new amendments to the Labour Relations Act;
  • Training on Sexual Harassment;
  • Employment Equity;
  • Strikes and lock-out;
  • Training on general workplace discipline and management of poor performance.

 

  • B.Proc (University of the Witwatersrand)
  • LLB (University of the Witwatersrand) 
  • 2015: Director, Werksmans 

 

  • She specialises in Labour Relations and Employment Law (CCMA and Labour Court Litigation, Legal Opinions). Initiates and Prosecutes in disciplinary enquiries on for employers. Provides advise on Labour and Employment Related issues. Also practices in General High Court and Magistrates’ Court litigation in the law of delict, contract, unjust enrichment, construction and other ancillary matters such as urgent applications for interdicts. Drafting of contracts, providing opinions.
  • Determining appeals brought by employees against disciplinary sanctions, determining appeals from applicants for new hospital licensing, additional beds and extension of health services, advising the MEC: Health, Gauteng Province.
  • Collated information from various government departments on their compliance with Human Rights legislation such as Gender Equity Act, Bill of Rights, Labour Relations Act, etc. for the Human Rights Commission’s report to parliament.
  • She acted at the Labour Court as a Judge during 2013 and 2014.