Chairing Disciplinary Hearings Training - Johannesburg
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Chairing Disciplinary Hearings Training
By investing in this Chairing / Initiating Disciplinary Hearings Training - which we run publicly and in-house throughout South Africa - you will be able to ensure that your managers and supervisors are competent to initiate and preside over disciplinary enquiries
Suitable for: Supervisors, Managers, HR Practitioners, Shop Stewards
Course duration: 2 days
NQF level: 5
Course content and outcomes:
Discipline and disciplinary hearings in the workplace
- An introduction to the disciplinary process and its purpose
- Fundamental premises that should apply to all disciplinary action
- Typical causes of disciplinary problems in a workplace
- The classification of transgressions relating to unacceptable conduct
- Resignation to Avoid Dismissal (RTAD)
- Initiating a disciplinary enquiry, collecting evidence, drafting the charges, preparing witnesses
- Opening statements, closing arguments, presenting the evidence, cross-examining witnesses and redirecting
- The impermissible splitting of charges, and the independence of transgressions
- Procedural and substantive fairness
- The rules of evidence applicable to disciplinary enquiries in the workplace:
- The admissibility of evidence
- Allegations, evidence and facts
- Real evidence, admissions and confessions
- Deciding the merits of the case:
- Relevant and acceptable facts
- The reliability and credibility of witnesses
- The balance of probabilities
- The onus / burden of proof
- Formulating and documenting the finding
- Mitigating and / or aggravating circumstances
- Determining and ruling on the sanction
Dismissals: Unfair dismissals and unfair labour practices
- The right not to be unfairly dismissed
- The definition of dismissal
- Automatically unfair dismissals
- Other unfair dismissals
- Code of good practice: dismissal (Schedule 8)
- Understanding the categories of dismissals
- Dismissals on the grounds of misconduct
- Dismissals on the grounds of incapacity
- Dismissals for poor work performance
- Dismissal on the grounds of Ill health or injury
- Dismissals on the grounds of operational requirements
- The effective date of dismissals
- Disputes about unfair dismissals, the burden of proof, remedies
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