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    Serving Two Masters: Identifying Conflicts Of Interest Relevant To Accident Inquiry Proceedings Conducted In Terms Of Section 65 Of The Mine Health And Safety Act

    It is trite, that a legal representative is duty bound to further the interests of his/her client with the required standard of reasonable care and skill. In furthering this duty, acting for multiple clients who have opposing material interests not only affects the ability of the representative to do so, but may also adversely affect the case of one and/or all the clients.
    South AfricaEmployment and HR
    ENS
    ENS
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    The Legal Paths And Pitfalls Of Mass Dismissals: The Interplay Between Misconduct, Poor Performance And Retrenchments. What Route Can An Employer Take?

    In South Africa, dismissing an employee must be based on one of three fair reasons: misconduct, incapacity (arising from poor performance or ill health/injury), or operational requirements.
South Africa
Employment and HR
ENS
ENS
  • Article

    When Deja Vu Results In A Breakthrough: The Defence Of Double Jeopardy In Labour Law

    The defence of double jeopardy has its origins in criminal law and, in essence, provides that an accused person cannot be tried twice in respect of the same crime.
    South AfricaEmployment and HR
    ENS
    ENS
  • Article

    With Child, Without Pay

    The employee was (and still is) employed by the company as an electrician in the gold refining plant.
    South AfricaEmployment and HR
    ENS
    ENS
  • Article

    Can Employees Directly Approach The Labour Court For An Unlawful Deduction Claim Under Section 34 Of The BCEA?

    This question concerns the jurisdiction of the Labour Court to determine disputes arising from section 34 of the Basic Conditions of Employment Act (BCEA).
    South AfricaEmployment and HR
    Cliffe Dekker Hofmeyr
    Cliffe Dekker Hofmeyr
  • Article

    Can A Retrenchment Process Start Before A Business Rescue Plan Has Been Approved?

    In a recent case, the Labour Court needed to consider the interplay between section 136 of the Companies Act, 2008 and section 189 of the Labour Relations Act, 1995 ("the LRA").
    South AfricaEmployment and HR
    ENS
    ENS
  • Article

    Can An Arbitration Award Arising Out Of A Settlement Agreement Be Rescinded?

    Section 143(1) of the Labour Relations Act, 1995 ("LRA") stipulates that an arbitration award issued by a commissioner appointed by the Commission for Conciliation, Mediation and Arbitration ("CCMA")...
    South AfricaEmployment and HR
    ENS
    ENS
  • Article

    Can An Employer Make Deductions From Remuneration For Work Not Done?

    When this grievance could not be resolved internally, they approached the Labour Court.
    South AfricaEmployment and HR
    ENS
    ENS
  • Article

    Conflict Of Interest: Do Employees Need To Disclose Their Side Businesses To Their Employer?

    Moonlighting has become more common for those looking to make some extra money, but do employees need to disclose their side businesses to their employers, especially when a...
    South AfricaEmployment and HR
    ENS
    ENS
  • Article

    Constitutional Court Confirms Limits On Labour Appeals And Awards Costs In Dispute Arising From Terminated Municipal Services Agreement

    The Constitutional Court has delivered a useful judgment for municipalities, organs of state, and private service providers involved in outsourcing and insourcing arrangements.
    South AfricaEmployment and HR
    Fairbridges
    Fairbridges
  • Article

    Enforcing Restraint Of Trade Rights After Dismissal

    The recent ruling in Backsports (Pty) Ltd v Motlhanke and Another provides important lessons for employers seeking to enforce restraint of trade clauses. While the judgment raises questions over the enforceability...
    South AfricaEmployment and HR
    Fairbridges
    Fairbridges
  • Article

    Limiting Mining Companies' Protection Against Claims For Damages By Their Employees For Diseases Contracted In The Course Of Their Employment

    In a recent decision the Constitutional Court ("CC") overturned the judgment of the Supreme Court of Appeal ("SCA") in the matter between Mr Mankayi and AngloGold Ashanti Limited (AngloGold).
    South AfricaEmployment and HR
    Bell Dewar
    Bell Dewar
  • Article

    May Unpaid Suspension Be Imposed Due To An Employee's Dilatory Conduct During Disciplinary Proceedings?

    There are currently two types of suspension recognised in our law, precautionary and punitive suspensions.
    South AfricaEmployment and HR
    ENS
    ENS
  • Article

    Refusal To Work Overtime Does Not Amount To Insubordination

    At the core of any Employer-Employee relationship emanates a common law duty of an Employee to render services to an Employer; however, it happens every so often that the Employer will require the Employee to render services ...
    South AfricaEmployment and HR
    Consolidated Employers Organisation
    Consolidated Employers Organisation
  • Article

    Selection Criteria For Retrenchment: The Fair And Objective Requirement

    If this is the case, may an employer instead use selection criteria that contain an element of potential subjectivity?
    South AfricaEmployment and HR
    ENS
    ENS
  • Article

    Similar Fact Evidence In Arbitration Proceedings

    The question as to what constitutes hearsay evidence and when it is admissible in arbitration proceedings in the CCMA
    South AfricaEmployment and HR
    ENS
    ENS
  • Article

    The Doctrine Of Common Purpose In Strikes

    An unfortunate by-product of strike action in South Africa is the common occurrence of unlawful and sometimes violent conduct on the part of certain members ...
    South AfricaEmployment and HR
    ENS
    ENS
  • Article

    Where A Failure To Conduct Job Grading Deprives An Employee Of Benefits It May Amount To An Unfair Labour Practice

    Whether the failure to implement a performance management system in relation to job grading and job evaluation systems amounts to an unfair labour practice where the effect of such failure
    South AfricaEmployment and HR
    Werksmans Attorneys
    Werksmans Attorneys
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    Zero Tolerance Hangover – When Energy Drinks Leave Employers With A Headache

    An employee drinks an energy drink before work. A breathalyser test returns a positive alcohol reading. The employer applies its zero-tolerance policy and dismisses. Months later, the employee is reinstated with back pay.
    South AfricaEmployment and HR
    ENS
    ENS
  • Article

    Betrayal Of The Badge: SAPS Officer Dismissed For Shoplifting

    An incident that occurred on a South African airline flight in December 2024 sparked heated debate on social media and made news headlines.
    South AfricaEmployment and HR
    ENS
    ENS
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