Description
NOTE; THIS IS THE ARTICLE ON WHICH THE COURSE IS/ WILL BASED
645P Context: This article completes the discussion on the substantive fairness of a dismissal for misconduct.
Content: The article explains one of the key aspects which chairpersons and arbitrators need to consider- whether dismissal is the appropriate sanction. The article argues that the factors which need to be considered before making the decision are those in the Code of Good Practice: Dismissals, each of which need to be considered
Table of Contents
- Introduction
- The chairperson’s decision
- Whether the employee committed the offence for the first time
- Is the misconduct serious?
- Is a continued employment relationship intolerable as a result of the misconduct?
- The employee’s circumstances
- The employee’s length of service
- The employee’s previous disciplinary record
- The nature of the job and the circumstances of the infringement
- The employee’s personal circumstances
- The rule that each case must be judged on its merits
- The consistency of the application of the rule
- The arbitrator’s decision
- The implications of Sidumo for arbitrations
- The grounds of review of an arbitration award





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