Managing Labour Relations
Course information
Format: Wits accredited online short course
Certification: Wits University certificate of competence
Duration: 10 weeks
Breakdown: 8 weeks consecutive online lectures, one exam in week 10
Hours per week: 5 to 7
Language: English
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Price*: R 15 302.16
* price includes VAT
Course outcomes
- Ability to interpret South Africa's labour relations laws, specifically the Labour Relations Act.
- Ability to distinguish between fair and unfair dismissals and other unfair labour practices
- Better management of all aspects of the staff relations and workplace disputes
- A happier, more productive workforce and working environment
- Fewer cases being taken to the CCMA
Course Curriculum
- Module 1: An introduction to labour law
- Module 2: Discipline and dismissals in the workplace
- Module 3: Dismissals for misconduct and incapacity
- Module 4: Dismissals for operational requirements and the consequence of a transfer
- Module 5: Unfair labour practices
- Module 6: Collective bargaining
- Module 7: Disciplinary action in the workplace
- Module 8: Dispute resolution
Testimonial
Course Overview
Whether you are an employee or an employer, South Africa's complex labour law is relevant in your professional life. The Managing Labour Relations online short course aims to give you sound knowledge of our country's labour landscape, while helping you navigate the employer/employee relationship successfully. Specifically, the course will equip you to handle disputes effectively and understand your legal rights as employer or employee.
Course & Lecture Overview
Saleem Seedat
Advocate Saleem Seedat is a Wits lecturer, advocate of the High Court, judge in the Labour Court, and commissioner of the CCMA. He has over twenty years of lecturing experience.
Advocate Saleem Seedat is a Wits lecturer, advocate of the High Court, judge in the Labour Court, and commissioner of the CCMA. He has over twenty years of lecturing experience.
Upcoming Courses
- 5 October 2020
- 15 February 2021
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