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ARTICLE · 22 NOVEMBER 2019

Dealing With A Failure To Comply With Simple Instructions – The Naicker Case

It is every employer's wish to build and maintain a great, enjoyable and productive work relationship the employees.

South AfricaEmployment and HR

It is every employer's wish to build and maintain a great, enjoyable and productive work relationship the employees. Due to different personalities, positions, abilities and competencies which are intrinsic to the workplace, employers are usually faced with lots of challenges in managing the relationships between employer-employee or employee-employee. One of these challenges is caused by employees' simple duty to comply with a reasonable and lawful instruction. The case of Prabashnie Naicker v Africa Flight Services illustrates how a simple instruction may constitute insubordination.

Prabashnie Naicker v Africa Flight Services

In this case, the Applicant had been employed by Africa Flight Services as a Customer Service Agent, from 11 March 2013 until 24 November 2016 when she was dismissed. During the 3 November 2016, her superior sent her an email informing her that she should refrain from issuing incorrect charges in instances where she did not possess

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