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UPCOMING TRAINING 
IMPLEMENTING EMPLOYMENT EQUITY   

This workshop has not been registered but is aligned to unit standard: 116923

 

 

With the EE Report deadline looming this workshop will assist you in completing and submitting your report.

 

This workshop will enable you to Implement an Employment Equity programme in your company and will assist you in developing your companies Employment Equity Plan. It will equip you with the ability to find, evaluate, and use information from a variety of sources. It will also equip you with the guidelines to establishing a piratical approach, a basic knowledge of the Employment Equity Act, Basic Conditions of Employment Act, and Labour Relations Act.  The following will be covered: 
  •  Understanding Employment Equity
  •  The EE Act, Regulations and Code of Good Practice
  •  Creating an EE Plan
  •  Implementing an EE Plan
  •  Monitoring the implementation of the EE Plan
  •  The EE Report
  •  Understanding the EE Barriers
  •  Leading the EE Committee
  •  The EE Communication & Awareness Plan
  •  Understanding Discrimination
  •  Integrating EE into HR

 Who Should Attend?

  •  EE Managers
  •  EE Coordinators
  •  HR Managers & Practitioners
  •  Diversity Managers
  •  Anyone who is involved or responsible for the administrative compilation of the EE Plan & Report
Dates and Venues

 

Cape Town
19 & 20 September
Belmont Square Conference Centre, Rondebosch

 

Johannesburg
26 & 27 September
Midrand Conference Centre, Midrand

 

Cost

 

R3 900,00pp excl. Vat

 

We offer a 10% discount if 2 or more delegates register from the same company.

 

Industrial Relations Training

 

 

This Industrial Relations course, comprised of the following training interventions

 

  •  Chairing a disciplinary hearing (in-house)
  •  Initiating disciplinary action (in-house)

It is designed to enable managers to conduct proper disciplinary hearings and to administer disciplinary principles in a fair and consistent manner.

 

It will lead delegates through the required procedural and substantive aspects pertaining to disciplinary action principles as contained in the Labour Relations Act and related Codes of Good Practice and recent employment case law.

 

More importantly, managers will realise that the process of implementing discipline, whether resulting in dismissal or simply warnings, need not be a difficult time consuming process.

Some aspects of disciplinary hearings delegates will learn on this workshop:

 

  • Distinguishing between Misconduct and Incapacity
  • Preliminary Considerations before Initiating Disciplinary Action
  • Investigating an Allegation and Gathering Evidence
  • The admissibility of evidence
  • Formulating Charges
  • Presenting Evidence and Burden of Proof
  • Closing Arguments
  • Presenting Evidence in Support of Desired Sanction
  • The Initiator's Role in Appeal Hearings
  • Five principles of fairness
  • Administration
  • Checklist For Assessing Under The Influence Of An Intoxicating Substance
  • Statement Forms 
  • Medical Report
  • Handout: Case References on key aspects of disciplinary proceedings
  • Grievance Procedure

 

Dates and Venues

 

Johannesburg
26 & 27 September
Midrand Conference Centre, Midrand

 

Cost

 

R3 900,00pp excl. Vat

 

We offer a 10% discount if 2 or more delegates register from the same company.

 

How to Register

 

 

Click here to send an email request 

Contact Details
 

For further details please contact:

 

Michelle du Toit
Tel: 011-4620982(Office)

Cell: 083 232 2004  

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