What is mandate of department of employment and labour in terms of constitute of Republic of South Africa

The mandate of the Department of Employment and Labour in terms of the Constitution of the Republic of South Africa is primarily derived from Section 23 (Labour Relations) and Section 27 (Social Security). It is tasked with promoting and protecting fundamental labour rights, including the right to fair labour practices, the right to form and join trade unions, and the right to strike. Additionally, it aims to ensure access to social security for all, as well as promoting employment equity and preventing unfair discrimination in the workplace, aligning with Section 9 (Equality) and Section 10 (Human Dignity) of the Constitution.