Labour Law Training Courses
in-house, public and online training, to meet your unique needs.
- Discipline in the workplace – Managing all Disciplinary Processes: a 3-day course.Note: This is our most popular course, covering all aspect of disciplinary processes in the workplace..This course includes:- Managing Poor Performance, Managing Informal Discipline (Counsellings, Verbal Warnings, Written Warnings, Final Written Warnings), Initiating Disciplinary Hearings, and Chairing Disciplinary Hearings
Labour Law Training
– Cape Town, Durban, Johannesburg, Port Elizabeth –
We offer this program, and all our training courses as
in-house, public and online training, to meet your unique needs.
Labour Law Training
HR Practitioners, IR Managers / Officers, Managers, Supervisors, Shop Stewards
Course Duration: 4 days
NQF Level: 4
Course Objective:
This Labour Law Training Programme is Seta accredited, and is aligned to the following Unit Standard:
Unit Standard 13952: Demonstrate basic understanding of the Primary labour legislation that impacts on a business unit.
The course covers all South Africa Labour Law Acts – The LRA, BCEA, Skills Development Act, Skills Levy Act, BBBEE legislation, and the EE Act, including all the latest amendments to each of the Acts, and also includes significant content on disciplinary enquiries, grievances, performance management, and absenteeism.
Through this Labour Law Training course – which is offered throughout South Africa – delegates will gain a good grounding of how to apply these Acts in the workplace and ensure total compliance, as well as being able to use that knowledge to build sound workplace relations.
Course content and outcomes:
- Ideologies and different approaches to the labour relationship
- The parties to the labour relationship, and their respective roles
- The importance of building ‘win-win’ industrial relations in the workplace
- The Labour Relations Act
- Understanding the 15 August 2014 amendments
- The Labour Relations Act: Collective labour law provisions
- The Labour Relations Act: Individual Labour Law provisions
- Unfair dismissals and unfair labour practices
- Disputes of right, and disputes of interest
- When to consult and when to negotiate
- Dispute resolution mechanisms of the LRA
- Understanding the 15 August 2014 amendments
- The Basic Conditions of Employment Act
- Understanding the 1 September 2014 amendments
- Defining the employment contract – permanent, temporary and labour brokers
- The regulation of working hours and leave provisions – and their cost implications
- Remuneration and benefits – and implications, such as overtime regulations
- Termination of employment – regulations and cost implications
- The Skills Development Act, and the Skills Development Levies Act
- Understanding the new SETA Grant Regulations of 1 April 2013
- Understand SETAs, ETQAs, OFOs, and the landscape for Skills Development
- Annual Training Reports, Workplace Skills Plans, and PIVOTAL training
- How to implement and manage learnerships
- Levies, Grants and Seta-funded Interventions
- The Employment Equity Act, and the BBBEE Bill
- Understanding the 1 August 2014 amendments – & the risks of non-compliance
- Developing the EE Plan, EE Reporting, and the role of the EE Committee
- Understanding the revised BBBEE Codes of 1 April 2015, and their implications
- Disciplinary Hearings, Grievances, Performance Management, and Absenteeism
- Understand collective bargaining in industrial relations including:
- Getting to “Yes”
- Positional bargaining, Distributive bargaining, Integrative bargaining
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