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Misconduct Dismissal: “Intolerability” Not Be Confused With Mere “Incompatibility”
Exploring the nuances of misconduct dismissal in SA workplaces, focusing on the distinction between 'intolerability' and 'incompatibility'.
GBS
Nov 22, 20222 min read
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The Duty to Disclose a Conflict of Interest
Transparency in procurement: The duty to disclose conflicts of interest is crucial in maintaining workplace ethics.
GBS
Oct 25, 20223 min read
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Disciplinary Action Needs to Happen Quickly
Learn why disciplinary action needs to be taken promptly in South African workplaces to ensure fairness and maintain trust.
GBS
Sep 20, 20222 min read
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When The Employer Is Too Quick On The Draw In A Misconduct Dismissal
Learn how a rushed misconduct dismissal can backfire, as shown in the SABC v Phasha case, and the importance of following correct procedures
GBS
May 25, 20213 min read
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If An Employee Goes AWOL Can You Dismiss Them For Misconduct?
Can you dismiss an employee for going AWOL in South Africa? Learn the legal perspective on unauthorized absenteeism and misconduct.
GBS
May 18, 20212 min read
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When Insolence Leads to a Fair Dismissal
Insolence vs. insubordination: Understanding fair dismissal in South African workplaces when derogatory remarks are involved.
GBS
Jan 21, 20211 min read
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Suspension Prior to a Disciplinary Enquiry is Not Always Punitive
Precautionary suspension isn't always punitive. Learn how South African law views suspensions in the workplace under the Labour Relations Ac
GBS
Jan 12, 20213 min read
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When a Dismissal Related to Unprotected Strikes is Fair
Dismissing employees for unprotected strikes is fair when actions render the employment relationship intolerable, as shown in the Edcon case
GBS
Jan 5, 20212 min read
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