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How to conduct a Disciplinary Hearing
This is a synopsis of the procedure that a chairperson of a disciplinary hearing follows Introduction The full proceedings must be recorded in writing in
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Medical Boarding – dismissal for incapacity
When can you dismiss someone who can no longer work because of incapacity caused by ill health or injury? A visitor to my website asked:
Dismissal for misconduct
SCHEDULE 8 (CODE OF GOOD PRACTICE: DISMISSAL) of the Labour Relations Act deals with some of the key aspects of dismissals for reasons related to
HIV status, discrimination and compensation
An employee failed to state his HIV status and was dismissed. Was this fair? Allpass v Mooikloof Estates (Pty) Ltd t/a Mooikloof Equestrian Centre [2011] 5
Two summaries that must be displayed
What legal posters must you display? Several legal posters summarising pieces of legislation are available but, by law, employers need only display two, namely the
Take a polygraph test or else…
Can an employee be dismissed if he refuses to take a polygraph test? In a matter that came before the CCMA, the commissioner, in Blignaut v
Sexual harassment
What, exactly, is sexual harassment? Source: HER LAW – Making the law work for you by M. Nagtegaal Sexual harassment in the workplace is a
The admissibility of polygraph tests
When is a polygraph test admissible? Our case law is uncertain. In misconduct matters an employer must present evidence that it used an outside expert