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Dismissal, Discrimination & Unfair Labour Practices
Author: J Grogan
Edition: Second
Published: October 2007
ISBN: 978 0 7021 7885 6
Format: Soft Cover
Pages: 621 pages
Dismissal, Discrimination & Unfair Labour Practices, 2nd edition
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2007 R575.00
About this Publication:

This second edition of Dismissal, Discrimination and Unfair Labour Practices provides a detailed overview of the law relating to the relationship between individuals and their employers from the commencement of that relationship to its termination.

First published in 2005, this work incorporates sections on unfair labour practices and discrimination, both areas of the law which are developing at an exponential rate. In the past two years, there have also been significant developments in the law relating to dismissal, both in labour forums and in the civil courts.

This volume incorporates these developments and, with its companion Collective Labour Law, covers all aspects of this complicated but fascinating area of the law.
 
As in the previous edition, the text is enlivened with discussion of decided cases, to identify the principles laid down and to illustrate how they are applied.
 
Written in the clear and entertaining style, for which its author is acclaimed, this work will be an indispensable part of any labour law library.

Contents:
  • The scope of the Labour Relations Act
  • What is an unfair labour practice?
  • Specific forms of unfair labour practice 
  • Non-statutory unfair labour practices 
  • Unfair discrimination 
  • Prohibited grounds 
  • Specific discriminatory practices 
  • Employment equity 
  • Victimisation 
  • Was there a dismissal? 
  • When did the dismissal occur? 
  • Unfair dismissals 
  • Automatically unfair dismissals 
  • Dismissal for misconduct 
  • Specific forms of misconduct 
  • Procedural fairness in misconduct cases 
  • Group misconduct 
  • Misconduct outside working hours and Criminal conduct  
  • Discipline and shop stewards 
  • Dismissal for poor work performance 
  • Incapacity arising from illness or injury 
  • Dismissal for operational requirements 
  • Unilateral change to terms and conditions of employment 
  • Closures, mergers and sales of businesses 
  • Other reasons for dismissal 
  • Dismissal of unprotected strikers 
  • Procedures for challenging dismissals and unfair labour practices 
  • Remedies 
  • Costs
Of Interest to:
  • Legal practitioners
  • Human resources managers and consultants
  • Labour relations practitioners and consultants
  • Employers
  • Employees
  • Libraries
  • Government departments
  • Students
Key Benefits:
  • A systematic and comprehensive exposition of the law relating to individual employment
  • Incorporating the latest legislation and case law
Author Details:
John Grogan BA (Hons) (Rhodes), B Iuris LLB (SA), LLM PhD (Rhodes) is one of the most prolific and respected writers on labour law in South Africa. He is the author of three leading labour law texts, Workplace Law, Dismissal, Discrimination and Unfair Labour Practices and Collective Labour Law. Dr Grogan has been involved in the practice and teaching of labour law for over 20 years, and left his position as head of the Department of Law at Rhodes University for private practice as a labour lawyer in 1997.  Apart from practicing in the labour courts, Dr Grogan conducts private arbitrations and continues to publish and lecture. He also edits a number of leading publications, including Employment Law. He has been a part-time senior commissioner of the CCMA, a panelist on a number of bargaining councils, and has acted as a judge in both the Labour and High Courts.
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