Workplace LawTopics covered in this text on South African workplace law include origins and sources of labour law, parties to the employment relationship, basic employee rights, termination of the employment relationship, workplace discipline and unfair labour practices. |
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Employees are obliged to work through their notice period , unless the employer
exempts them from this obligation . " Notice of termination must be in writing (
save when given by an illiterate employee ) and must be communicated to the
other ...
Employees are obliged to work through their notice period , unless the employer
exempts them from this obligation . " Notice of termination must be in writing (
save when given by an illiterate employee ) and must be communicated to the
other ...
Page 79
Although sickness or disability may relieve the employee of the duty to tender
service for a limited period , neither constitutes a valid ground at common law for
the employer to terminate the contract unless it endures for an unreasonable
period ...
Although sickness or disability may relieve the employee of the duty to tender
service for a limited period , neither constitutes a valid ground at common law for
the employer to terminate the contract unless it endures for an unreasonable
period ...
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( 10 ) The commissioner may not include an order for costs in the arbitration
award unless a party , or the person who represented that party in the arbitration
proceedings , acted in a frivolous or vexatious manner - ( a ) by proceeding with
or ...
( 10 ) The commissioner may not include an order for costs in the arbitration
award unless a party , or the person who represented that party in the arbitration
proceedings , acted in a frivolous or vexatious manner - ( a ) by proceeding with
or ...
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Contents
Preface Table of cases | xiv |
AECI Explosives Ltd Zomerveld v Mambalu 1995 16 ILJ 1505 LAC 113 146 165 173 | xxxi |
Table of statutes | xxxv |
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