by angelique | Nov 16, 2020 | Employers
The level of work performance of employees is a crucial factor in the advancement of South Africa’s economy and in the success of each enterprise. This is one reason that the law does allow employers […]
by angelique | Nov 9, 2020 | Employers
The losses resulting from strike action raise the question of how such strikes can be prevented. The consequences of strikes can include: The employer’s loss of clients Financial losses for businesses Closure of businesses Industrial […]
by angelique | Oct 26, 2020 | Employers
Employees who are seen as trouble makers, eccentrics, disruptive, disagreeable, pushy, non-compliant, independent or who merely refuse to ‘suck up’ to the boss often find themselves on the wrong side of the exit door. In […]
by angelique | Oct 19, 2020 | Employers
The term ‘shop steward’ is a colloquial one and refers to the employee elected as the workplace representative by fellow employees who belong to the relevant trade union. The Labour Relations Act (LRA) officially refers […]
by angelique | Oct 12, 2020 | Employers
When it has been found that an employee has been unfairly dismissed the Labour Relations Act (LRA) requires arbitrators and judges to use reinstatement as the remedy of first resort That is, forcing the employer […]
by angelique | Oct 5, 2020 | Employers
Labour legislation requires of employers to ensure that their “…standards of conduct are clear and made available to employees in a manner that is easily understood.” Therefore, two of the many things that an employer […]