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The cost of employee benefits is spiralling, having to deal with trade unions is often painful, the complexity of dismissing undesirable employees is frightening and the cost of dealing with CCMA...
Employers are often able to test job applicants for certain attributes necessary for some jobs. For instance the ability to read, write, type or operate a computer package can be tested by sitting...
Last week I alerted readers to two new labour bills approved by cabinet in March 2012 that amend the Labour Relations Act (LRA) and the Basic Conditions of Employment Act (BCEA). Should the bills...
Labour law allows employers to discipline employees for absenteeism. Item 3 of Schedule 8 of the Labour Relations Act (LRA) states that “Efforts should be made to correct employees’ behaviour...
Until the new labour laws being currently discussed are implemented it will be easy to appoint a worker on the basis of a fixed-term contract. However, it is when you want to end the employment...
My previous article highlighted the fact that trade unions can approach employers in terms of the Labour Relations Act (LRA) and demand recognition. One of the key demands of the union will be to...
A trade union will be successful in gaining recognition at your workplace if it can prove to you or to the CCMA that it has sufficient representation amongst your employees. The question is, what...
I was recently asked by an employer to assist with preparing for a Labour Court review case. The employer had dismissed the employee for theft amounting to R11000 but the CCMA had forced the...