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Proposed Labour Law Amendments Breakfast

Dates, Venues & Cost

 

Johannesburg

Midrand Conference Centre

7 March

R1 300,00pp excl VAT

 

Durban

Sica's Guesthouse, Berea

11 March

R1 300,00pp excl VAT

 

Cape Town

Belmont Square Conference Centre, Rondebosch

14 March

R1 300,00pp excl VAT

 

Bloemfontein

Windmill Casino

16 March

R1 300,00pp excl VAT

 

Register 2 or more delegates from the same company and receive a 10% discount.

 

This session can also be presented in-house if you have a minimum of 10 delegates.

 

For further details please contact:

 

Michelle du Toit

Tel:      011 - 462-0982/0844

Cell:     083 232 2004

Email:  michelle@workinfo.com

 

Workinfo.com will be hosting several breakfast sessions on the Proposed Labour Law Amendments.

 

The following will be discussed:

  • Presumption against fixed-term contracts.
  • Extension of benefits to atypical labour.
  • Status of Labour Courts.
  • Second generation outsourcing and s197 amendments.
  • Earnings threshold for access to CCMA.
  • So-called "Clients" of Labour Brokers liable for unfair labour practices.
  • Pay parity incorporated into legislation.
  • Minister to set actual wage increases instead of minimum wages only.
  • Fines and penalties for non-compliance, AND some contraventions criminalised.
  • Economically active population profiles and EE Goals. 

While much has been said about the proposed amendments to various employment laws, not all the proposed amendments are motivated by a "political agenda". Some of the proposals are designed to give effect to South Africa's international obligations whilst others are meant to give effect to the provisions of the Constitution.

 

Included in the Workshop will be a review of the Risk Impact Analysis requested by the Department of Labour and an overview of the conclusions reached in this report.

 

Programme:

 

07:30 - 08:00 - Registration

08:00 - 09:00 - Breakfast

09:00 - 10:30 - Presentation

10:30 - 11:00 - Tea

11:00 - 12:30 -  Presentation

12:30 - 13:00 - Question session 

  

About the Presenter

 

Gary Watkins matriculated from Glenwood Boys High in 1980 and furthered his education at Natal University, completing his B.A. and LLB in 1988. After a short period doing articles in a law firm, he moved into the Human Resources / Industrial Relations profession.

 

Initially joining a FMCG group in Johannesburg as Personnel / Industrial Relations Officer, he then accepted a position as Group Industrial Relations Manager for a large hotel chain, remaining with them for a period of seven years. He is now a Director of Workinfo.com and pursues a consulting career. He founded Workinfo.com (http://www.workinfo.com) and Caselaw.co.za (http://www.caselaw.co.za) in 1996.

 

Gary consults to a selected number of well-known South African companies and provides advice to South African HR practitioners through the two websites, Workinfo.com and Caselaw.co.za. 

 
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