Abstract

This paper explores the pivotal role of natural justice in labour relations within the context of Botswana with a focus on Human Resources Management, (HRM), the paper examines the significance of upholding principles of fairness, equity, and procedural integrity in employment disputes. Employing a secondary methodology, it synthesizes existing literature to explore the concept of natural justice, its evolution in the context of labour relations, and its potential to reshape HRM practices in Botswana. The analysis underscores the necessity for fair and equitable treatment of employees, the role of procedural fairness in conflict resolution, and the alignment of HRM policies with principles of natural justice. The paper concludes by offering recommendations for HRM practices that promote a culture of fairness and transparency in the workplace, thereby fostering harmonious labour relations and sustainable organizational success.