According to the World Health Organisation, burn-out is a syndrome conceptualized as resulting from chronic workplace stress that has not been successfully managed.
Category: Human Resource Management
USEFUL INFORMATION WHEN COMPILING A CURRICULUM VITAE (CV)
An incomplete Curriculum Vitae (CV) with errors can be standing between you and your next job opportunity.
UIF DEATH BENEFITS AND THE UI-53 NOMINATION FORM
The Unemployment Insurance Act No. 63 of 2001 provides security to workers when they become unemployed. Lesser known is the fact that the UIF also provides a death benefit and employees can lodge a death benefit nomination form with the UIF.
POLYGRAPH TESTING
It has been widely accepted by the Labour Court and the CCMA that polygraph testing in the workplace is highly contentious and the admissibility of its results remains debateable. Does this mean that an employer cannot use polygraph testing?
CONSENT TO SEARCHES OF A PERSON, PROPERTY AND/OR VEHICLE
Are you searching the person, property and/or vehicles of your employees while on and/or leaving the premises of the workplace? Have the employees given their consent to such searches? Do you have certain terms in place regarding who is allowed to search who?
EMPLOYMENT EQUITY AMENDMENTS TO COME INTO OPERATION ON 1 SEPTEMBER 2023 – WHAT EMPLOYERS NEED TO KNOW
The amended Employment Equity (EE) Act of 1998 will empower the Employment and Labour Minister to regulate sector specific EE targets and to regulate compliance criteria to issue an EE Compliance Certificate in terms of Section 53 of the EE Act. The amended Act will come into force on 1 September 2023. Employers, who will no longer be defined as a designated employer, can apply to deregister from the EE Public Register.
ENSURING PEAK BUSINESS PERFORMANCE THROUGH EFFECTIVE SELECTION OF TEAM MEMBERS
It has often been stated that it is more important to appoint employees who suit the culture of an organization than to employ extraordinary candidates who do not amalgamate with their team members. In theory, this concept both: (i) Makes sense, and (ii) Seems desirable. Unfortunately, applying this in practice is often easier said than done.
THE IMPORTANCE OF REGISTERING WITH COMPEASY
In October 2019 the Compensation Fund (CF) introduced an online platform, CompEasy, that should be used by employers to do an online submission if an employee gets injured on duty. Due to the registration process, it is very important to register with the Department of Labour and on the CompEasy platform prior to the unfortunate event that an employee gets injured.
EMPLOYMENT EQUITY – WE CAN HELP YOU TO ADHERE
All employers must take steps to promote equal opportunity and to eliminate unfair discrimination in any employment policy or practice. If you are a designated employer, you have additional responsibilities.
IS YOUR COMPANY REGISTERED ON THE COMPEASY SYSTEM TO BE ABLE TO SUBMIT CLAIMS FOR IOD AND OCCUPATIONALLY-RELATED DISEASES?
During October 2019 the Compensation Fund (CF) introduced a new online platform which requires of each Employer to register as a User on the CompEasy system. If you are an Employer, get registered.