EMPLOYMENT LAW
PUBLIC WORKSHOPS
PUBLIC WORKSHOPS 2020
WEBINAR
This workshop will now take the format of a Webinar.
Corona Virus and the workplace
We will explain your responsibilities related to employee education, leave of absence, shift changes, remote work, related wage-and-hour issues and potential reduction in forces.
- Employers have an important role to play in managing the novel coronavirus outbreak that has sickened increasing numbers.
- Employers can no longer take a wait-and-see approach to the coronavirus (or COVID-19). While it’s not time to panic… it’s time to plan.
- It is important to know what to do from a legal perspective in terms of paid time off and sick leave.
- The fast-spreading coronavirus presents several unique legal and practical challenges to employers.
- Every employer needs to develop a plan to protect employees, prevent legal liability and address how work will be done in the event of business disruptions.
- What changes are needed now to your pay and leave policies?
- May employees refuse to work or travel due to infection fears?
- May we require employees to stay home if they appear sick?
- May we ever ask employees about their potential illness or their travel?
Regardless of size, every organisation must be able to answer these types of questions and quickly respond to unexpected changes in this environment.
Date: 23 & 24 March 2020
Price: R800 excl. VAT pp
Duration: 09:00 - 11:00
Facilitator: Ulrich Stander & WP Moolman
How incompatible is the square peg in the round hole?
Incompatibility
Effectively addressing the incompatible employee
This workshop will equip you with:
- the skills and knowledge to identify incompatibility
- provide you with the knowledge to decide if taking action against an employee may be justified
- understanding the incompatibility process (procedural fairness)
During the workshop, we will unpack:
- The meaning of 'incompatibility'
- Valid grounds for dismissal
- Where does incompatibility fit in?
- How does it differ from misconduct and poor performance?
- Substantive fairness: the requirements
- Procedural fairness: how does it differ from poor performance?
- Consultation requirements: what is a fair procedure and what support is required?
- Dealing with various obstacles during the process and hearing
- Determining outcome
- Alternatives to dismissal
Date: 29 April 2020
Price: R1 200 (excl. VAT) per person
Duration: 1/2 day
Facilitator: WP Moolman
WEBINAR
This workshop will now take the format of a Webinar.
Corona Virus
and the workplace
We will explain your responsibilities related to employee education, leaves of absence, shift changes, remote work, related wage-and-hour issues and potential reductions in forces.
- Employers have an important role to play in managing the novel coronavirus outbreak that has sickened increasing numbers.
- Employers can no longer take a wait-and-see approach to the coronavirus (or COVID-19). While it’s not time to panic… it’s time to plan.
- It’s important to know what to do from a legal perspective in terms of paid time off and sick leave.
- The fast-spreading coronavirus presents several unique legal and practical challenges to employers.
- Every employer needs to develop a plan to protect employees, prevent legal liability and address how work will be done in the event of business disruptions.
- What changes are needed now to your pay and leave policies?
- May employees refuse to work or travel due to infection fears?
- May we require employees to stay home if they appear sick?
- May we ever ask employees about their potential illness or their travel?
Regardless of size, every organisation must be able to answer these types of questions and quickly respond to unexpected changes in this environment.
Date: 23 & 24 March 2020
Price: R800 excl. VAT pp
Duration: 09:00 - 11:00
Facilitator: Ulrich Stander & WP Moolman
How incompatible is the square peg in the
round hole?
Incompatibility
Effectively addressign the incompatible employee
This workshop will equip you with:
- the skills and knowledge to identify incompatibility
- provide you with the knowledge to decide if taking action against an employee may be justified
- understanding the incompatibility process (procedural fairness)
During the workshop, we will unpack:
- The meaning of 'incompatibility'
- Valid grounds for dismissal
- Where does incompatibility fit in?
- How does it differ from misconduct and poor performance?
- Substantive fairness: the requirements
- Procedural fairness: how does it differ from poor performance?
- Consultation requirements: what is a fair procedure and what support is required?
- Dealing with various obstacles during the process and hearing
- Determining outcome
- Alternatives to dismissal
Date: 29 April 2020
Price: R1 200 (excl. VAT) per person
Duration: 1/2 day
Facilitator: WP Moolman
VENUE
Maserumule office, 1st floor, Tijger Park 2, Willie van Schoor Ave, Bellville
CANCELLATION FEE
5 or more days prior to workshop date - 50%
Less than 5 working days prior to workshop date - 75%
Substitutes allowed
PARKING
Free (open-air) parking available 400m from our office
Alternatively, parking - for own account - across road from our office in Edward Street.
VENUE
Maserumule office, 1st floor, Tijger Park 2, Willie van Schoor Ave, Bellville