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LLA 350 Constructive dismissal

A comprehensive discussion of the law and best practice with regards to constructive dismissal disputes
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LLA 350: Constructive dismissal

Table of Contents

1.Introduction- s 186(1)(e) of the Labour Relations Act, 1995

2.        The meaning of ‘constructive dismissal’

3.        The application of this form of dismissal

4.        The elements of a constructive dismissal

5.        The onus- who must prove what

6.        Employment relationship

7.        Termination of the contract of employment by the employee

8.        The employee did not resign intentionally

9.        The employer’s conduct was intolerable

9.1      Intolerable employer conduct

9.2      Employer conduct held not to be intolerable

10.      The employee resigned because of the intolerable conduct of the employer

11.      The alternatives the employee had other than terminating the contract

12.      The fairness of the constructive dismissal

13.      The remedy for constructive dismissal

 

 

LLA 350 Module 1 Introduction
LLA 350 Module 2 The meaning of constructive dismissal
LLA 350 Module 3: The application of this form of dismissal
LLA 350 Module 4: The elements of constructive dismissal
LLA 350 Module 5: The onus
LLA 350 Module 6: The termination of the contract by the employee
LLA 350 Module 7: Termination by the employee
LLA 350 Module 8: The employee did not resign intentionally
LLA 350 Module 10: The employee resigned because of the intolerable conduct of the employer
LLA 350 Module 11: The alternatives the employee had
LLA 350 Module 12: The fairness of constructive dismissal
LLA 350 Module 13: The remedy for constructive dismissal
LLA 350 Module 14: The conclusion