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An employee is dismissed for being in possession of items of little value — when will such dismissal be substantively fair?

A dismissal for toilet paper possession is substantively fair only if the employer proves, on a balance of probabilities, that the item belonged to the employer and that the employee intended to remove it dishonestly. – Ross Simon -LLB, BCom (Law), Admitted Attorney, Legal Advisor from Maserumule Corporate Employment Law

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