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Skip to main content Spotify for Podcasters Log inSign upEN MASERUMULE EMPLOYMENT LAW PODCAST BY MASERUMULE CORPORATE EMPLOYMENT LAW Welcome to the "What If" series, where we explore the dynamic and ever-evolving world of employment law. In each episode, we'll ask a "what if" question that delves into important employment law topics and provides insights that can help you navigate the complexities of the workplace. We will share our knowledge, experience, and practical advice on a range of employment law issues. Whether you're an HR professional, a manager, a business owner, or just interested in employment law, the "What If" series is the podcast for you. See more Listen on SpotifySend voice message Report content on Spotify WHAT IF .... AN EMPLOYER DISMISSES A… MASERUMULE EMPLOYMENT LAW PODCAST MAY 15, 2023 Share 00:00 06:16 WHAT IF ... THE EMPLOYER UNDULY DELAYS INSTITUTING DISCIPLINARY PROCEEDINGS AGAINST AN ALLEGED OFFENDER? WILL THIS COMPROMISE THE FAIRNESS OF THE PROCESS? One of the main objectives of the Labour Relations Act is to promote the effective resolution of labour disputes. This begs the question, what happens when the employer delays instituting disciplinary proceedings against an employee who is alleged to have committed misconduct? Will this have an impact on the fairness of the disciplinary process? In this week’s episode we will be discussing the matter of Mapyane v South African Police Service & Others. Briefly, Mapyane was employed by the South African Police Service, he held the position of Major General, and was summoned to a disciplinary hearing during February 2015 to address five allegations of fraudulent claims dating back to the period of August 2010 to July 2012, some 3 years later. Mapyane was found to be guilty by his employer and was summarily dismissed on the 25th of January 2016. Mapyane had challenged his dismissal all the way to the Labour Court where he alleged that the arbitrators award was unreasonable and irrational. Tune in to our latest episode to hear what the court has finally decided. See more Feb 12, 202406:34 WHAT IF ... WHAT IF AN EMPLOYEE FACES CRIMINAL CHARGES FOR CONDUCT COMMITTED IN THE WORKPLACE? CAN THE INTERNAL HEARING OCCUR BEFORE THE CRIMINAL CASE CONCLUDES? Misconduct in the workplace may also qualify as criminal offences, with theft, fraud and assault being prominent examples. In this episode we unpack a recent decision handed down by the Labour Court of South Africa where it was decided that employees cannot avoid or delay disciplinary action because of criminal proceedings. The accused found himself in trouble as he was alleged to have made certain payments without adhering to his employer’s internal control procedures. He was charged accordingly. His employer then also put a charge of fraud against him and simultaneously laid criminal charges too. The employee alleged that the laying of criminal charges compromised his constitutional right to a fair trial, furthermore, amid the disciplinary hearing, he was concerned that the evidence could be used against him at the criminal trial. He therefore approached the Labour Court on an urgent basis asking the court to postpone the disciplinary hearing pending the finalisation of any criminal proceedings initiated against him. Tune in to our latest episode to hear the what the court had finally decided. See more Jan 30, 202406:36 WHAT IF .... AN EMPLOYER DISMISSES AN INCARCERATED EMPLOYEE? IS THERE A RIGHT TO A POST DISMISSAL HEARING? In this episode, we delve into the complex issue of employers' obligations towards incarcerated employees. Can an employer dismiss an employee who is in prison? If so, when and why? We explore the concept of operational incapacity and how it relates to an employee's physical inability to perform their duties. The episode examines a specific case where an employee was fairly dismissed based on their incarceration and the need to fill their position. We discuss the challenges of conducting a fair hearing for an incarcerated employee and whether a post-dismissal hearing is required after their release. The episode concludes by highlighting that while an incapacity hearing can be held in the absence of the employee, it is crucial for the employer to provide the opportunity for the employee to present their case before making a termination decision. A post-dismissal hearing is not automatically guaranteed but may be necessary in certain circumstances to rectify any deficiencies in the initial hearing conducted without the employee's presence. See more May 15, 202306:16 © 2024 Spotify AB CareersLegalHelp App StoreGoogle Play WE CARE ABOUT YOUR PRIVACY We and our 758 partners store and/or access information on a device, such as unique IDs in cookies to process personal data. 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