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The Company's Unfair Tactics: From Warning to Dismissal 

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The Company's Unfair Tactics: From Warning to Dismissal
Have you ever received a warning from your company, only to have them use it against you years later to dismiss you? It's important to know your rights in such situations!
Today we will discuss what you can do if you find yourself in this predicament. Don't let unfair tactics go unchallenged!
According to South African legal principles, a warning should typically have a time period associated with it. This means that if the time period has lapsed, it may be unfair for the company to use it against you.
Check your company's policy to see if it explicitly states the time period associated with warnings. If the policy supports your case, it strengthens your argument for fairness and protection of your rights.
Remember, you have rights as an employee. If you believe it's unfair for the company to use an old warning against you, gather evidence, consult legal professionals, and take appropriate action to defend your rights.
Stay informed about your rights! Follow us to learn more about South African labour laws, legal principles, and how to protect yourself in similar situations. We've got you covered!

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24 июн 2023

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Комментарии : 6   
@JC777j
@JC777j 3 месяца назад
Thanks for great insight, what about getting 3 warnings within 2 days for poor work performance and then immediate dismissal all within 2 days...
@nc9922
@nc9922 4 месяца назад
Also, please advise- if one got a new job, signed offer and contract; but the period/ date of employment has not commenced. Is one legally liable if they advise that they will no longer be joining the organisation; even though they had accepted the offer and signed the contract ahead?
@nc9922
@nc9922 4 месяца назад
Please provide guidance on resignation procedures if I was never given a job contract, only accepted an offer 6 months ago. I was never given a contract, and only recieved payslips twice. Can I resign with immediate effect if I technically am not contractually obligated to the company?
@shawnrank1957
@shawnrank1957 10 месяцев назад
What if a person was injured out of work and couldn't work,the company did medical procurdes and the doctor found you unfit for duty. The person resigned but a few years later you re did your course according to the job description you past and private doctors found you fit for work but now the company denise your application. Is that fear and are there any legal/lawfull step?
@HillmarP
@HillmarP 8 месяцев назад
Dereliction of duty??? Please please explain sir
@legalleaderssouthafricanla7309
@legalleaderssouthafricanla7309 8 месяцев назад
If you require further assistance or information, please do not hesitate to get into contact with me via our website: Legal Leaders. We look forward to hearing from you!
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