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Contemporary Labour Law:
Contemporary Labour Law is a bi-monthly journal read
by industrial relations practitioners, attorneys, union officials, academics,
human resource managers, NGO's and all those who require authoritative,
regular and concise updates on South Africa's dynamic labour
law. CLL is published each month, making annual Volumes
which run from August to July of each year. Now in its 34th
year of publication, each issue carries:
- in-depth feature articles on topical and labour law issues
- regular updates on important CCMA arbitrations and cases heard
by the labour courts
- practice notes dealing with procedural issues arising out of the
application of new labour legislation.
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contents
The Editors:
P.A.K.
Le Roux
- Managing Editor
Practising attorney. Hon. Professor of Mercantile Law at UNISA.
Well known and widely experienced lecturer and author on South
African labour law. Co-author of the South African Law of Unfair
Dismissal. |
A.
A. Landman
- Hon. Consulting Editor
Judge of the High Court, formerly Judge of the Labour Court, President
of the Industrial Court and former Head of the Dept.of Mercantile
Law at UNISA. |
Some of the topics covered in recent and past issues:
- Constructive Dismissal: What it is and what
it isn't - a review of the cases under the Labour Relations
Act
- Disciplinary Action and the Internet: Monitoring
and responding to employee abuse of e-mail, network and Internet
access
- Temporary Employment Services: Labour brokers,
their clients and the dismissal of employees
- The Conduct of CCMA Commissioners: A review
of Labour Court rulings on the conduct of CCMA Commissioners
- The Recovery of Stolen Monies: Can these
be deducted from an employee's pension benefits?
- Retirement age and unfair dismissal: The
Labour Court considers cases of dismissals based on the age
of the employee.
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- Transferring Contracts of Employment under the LRA:
Implications for employers arising out of the sale, merger or
transfer of a business or the sub-contracting of service functions.
- Probationary periods for new employees: A
review of the rights and obligations of employers and employees
during periods of probation.
- Overturning disciplinary decisions: Can more
severe penalties be imposed by more senior manager after the
conclusion of an inquiry?
- Truth. Lies and polygraphs: A detailed examination
of the role, admissibility and value of polygraphs and other
"lie detector" equipment in labour litigation.
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of contents
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