Effective Strike Management
Tuesday, 19 August 2025 | Virtual
R997.50
Master the legal and practical aspects of managing strikes, lock-outs, and picketing with this comprehensive workshop. Gain insights into procedural requirements, dismissal protocols, and the impact of recent amendments. Learn strategies to handle violent strikes, unprotected actions, and legal balloting requirements to protect your organisation's interests.
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Time & Location
19 August 2025, Tuesday, 09:00 - 12:00
Virtual
About The Event
This workshop is focused on the legal and practical aspects in relation to strikes, lock-outs, and picketing with reference to relevant legislation, the new amendments, and recent case law.
Strikes defined
Procedural requirements for a strike to be protected.
Should there be dispute referrals?
What if the strike does not start as per the strike notice?
Difference between disputes of rights and disputes of interest. Is there is difference?
Relevance of the Code
Dismissals for participation in protected strikes and recourse when a strike becomes violent
Effect of the LRA Amendments in relation to the establishment of the Advisory Arbitration Panel
Do violent strikes become unprotected?
Recourse when the strike is unprotected
The legal requirement of balloting
Dismissals for participating in unprotected strikes
Can employers reward non-striking employees for working during a strike?
Contempt of Court proceedings at the Labour Court
Involvement of political parties in collective bargaining and strikes
Lock-Outs defined: Defensive lock-out vs. Offensive lock-out
When will lock-out be protected & who can you lock-out?
Picketing defined: Requirement of picketing rules (Amendments & CCMA)
Where can you picket?
Picket VS procession/march in terms of the Regulation of Gatherings Act
Essential Services defined. Designation Process and Minimum Service Agreement
For manual registration please fill out and download the manual registration form, and email it to info@globalbusiness.co.za to register for the event.
All workshops are offered as customised in-house training that can be presented virtually or on-site.
*All courses and conferences are subject to minimum delegate numbers.
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More about the presenter:
Grant Wilkinson
Executive at Kirchmanns Inc., Senior Consultant at Global Business Solutions and SASLAW WC Committee Member
Grant is an admitted attorney with a wide range of experience in both consulting and training. Grant’s focus areas are: Labour Law, industrial relations, legislative development, commercial law, consumer protection, corporate governance, and human resources.
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