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This is clearly an expansive definition , and quite reconcilable with the approach
taken by the labour courts that a retrenchment will be bona fide if it is designed
not only to stem losses , but also to increase profits . It is not the intention of the ...
This is clearly an expansive definition , and quite reconcilable with the approach
taken by the labour courts that a retrenchment will be bona fide if it is designed
not only to stem losses , but also to increase profits . It is not the intention of the ...
Page 124
PRIOR NOTIFICATION The employer must give reasonable notice of the need for
the proposed retrenchment to the ... or not , provided it is registered ) , or to the
workplace forum ( if there is one ) before the decision to retrench is taken . If there
...
PRIOR NOTIFICATION The employer must give reasonable notice of the need for
the proposed retrenchment to the ... or not , provided it is registered ) , or to the
workplace forum ( if there is one ) before the decision to retrench is taken . If there
...
Page 130
It would seem , as well , that employees are free to argue that in the
circumstances of the case a retrenchment was unfair ... Firstly , employees are
only entitled to it where they are retrenched for operational requirements : an
employee who is ...
It would seem , as well , that employees are free to argue that in the
circumstances of the case a retrenchment was unfair ... Firstly , employees are
only entitled to it where they are retrenched for operational requirements : an
employee who is ...
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Contents
Introductory topics | 1 |
The parties to the employment relationship | 12 |
The individual contract of employment | 20 |
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