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Investigators and Prosecutors

The investigation, preparation and presentation of the case for the complainant at the disciplinary hearing

 A Two Day Course for


Investigators, Initiators and Prosecutors 

  

25 & 26 August 2011: Southern Sun: OR Tambo International Airport

SA Labour Guide is an accredited training Provider with Services Seta 

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Click here to download registration forms: Gauteng 

 

Introduction: The Importance of Investigating Allegations of Misconduct  


Module 1: The Code of Good Practice Dismissal                                      

  • The Code of Good Practice – Dismissal

  • Fair reasons for dismissal

  • Misconduct

  • Dismissal for misconduct

  • Fair Procedure

  • Disciplinary Records

  • Discipline & Industrial Action

  • Guidelines in dismissal for misconduct

  • Incapacity – Poor Work Performance

  • Guidelines for dismissal in Poor Work Performance

  • Incapacity – Ill Health & Injury

  • Guidelines in dismissal for Ill Health & Injury

Module 2: The Role Players in the Disciplinary Process

  • Who does what?

  • The Chairperson

  • The complainant

  • The interpretor

  • Witnesses

  • The Secretary

  • The Respondent

  • The Respondent’s representative

  • The appointment of the Investigator.

Module 3: Identifying the Misconduct

  • The identification of misconduct

  • The Complaint.


Module 4: The investigation

  • The Investigation

  • Has a rule been broken?

  • Was the rule lawful and fair?

  • Did the employee know about the rule

  • Did the employer have a reasonable expectation of compliance?

  • Did the employee understand the rule?

  • What about consistency?


Module 5:
The Investigation Diary 

  • The Investigation Diary.


Module 6: Sources of Evidence

  • The evidence

  • Eye Witnesses

  • The accused employee

  • Accomplices

  • Documentary evidence

  • Security Guards

  • Site Inspection

  • Customers

  • Suppliers

  • Sub Contractors


Module 7:
Witness Statements 

  • Witness Statements


Module 8: Gathering and Evaluating the Facts
 

  • Looking for evidence

  • Getting the facts

  • Hearsay evidence

  • Privileged evidence

  • Opinion evidence

  • Character evidence

  • Similar fact evidence

  • Direct evidence

  • Circumstantial evidence

  • Admissions

  • Confessions

  • Written statements

  • Photographic evidence

  • Video evidence

  • Expert Evidence

  • Illegally obtained evidence

  • Phishing


Module 9: What must the Initiator look for?

  • Evaluating Evidence

  • Relevance.


Module 10: Charging the Employee

  • What evidence must the investigator look for

  • The different acts of misconduct?

  • What must the investigator prove at the Hearing?

  • Bringing the employer’s name into disrepute

  • Wilful damage

  • Disobeying safety rules & regulations

  • Fraudulent timekeeping

  • Fraud & forgery

  • Assault & indecent assault

  • Abusive language

  • Disorderly behaviour

  • Insubordination

  • Conflict of interest

  • Dishonesty

  • Sexual harassment

  • Refusal to work overtime

  • Alcohol and drugs

  • Unauthorised possession of company property

  • Unauthorised use of company vehicle

  • Absenteeism – unauthorised

  • Sick leave abuse


Module 11: Preparing the Witness

  • Preparing your witness for the hearing
  • 9 points in preparing your witness


Module 12: Final Preparation

  • Preparing your evidence for the hearing

  • “Leading the witness” explained

  • “Leading questions” expalined

  • The Opening Statement


Module 13: Presenting your case at the Disciplinary Hearing

  • Presenting your case at the hearing

  • The witness

  • Re-examination


Module 14: Cross examination

  • Cross examination      


Who should attend?

Employment relations managers/ practitioners, general managers, HR Managers, discipline, union representatives, individuals that act as initiators/ prosecutors in disciplinary hearings.


Course outcome

After completion participants should be able to conduct an investigation, identify and categorise transgressions, implement appropriate procedures and represent the company or an employee at a disciplinary hearing.


Price:

  • R 3490-00 (incl. Vat) per delegate

  • Price include course material, certificates of attendance, & catering/ refreshments

  • Safe and secure parking


For further information contact:

  • Peraldo or Magda (012) 661 3208

  • Fax: (012) 661 1411

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Click here to download registration forms: Gauteng                   
          
 
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Courses & Workshops 


Health and Safety Representative Course

10 February 2012

Southern Sun: OR Tambo International Airport

13 March 2012

Southern Sun: Century City (Canal Walk): Cape Town

19 April 2012

Kingfisher Conference Centre: Mount Edgecombe: Umhlanga Rocks


Managing Day to Day Issues/ Problem Employees

16 February 2012

Southern Sun: OR Tambo International Airport

29 February 2012

Southern Sun: Century City (Canal Walk): Cape Town


The OHS Act and the Responsibilities of Management          
17 February 2012 

Southern Sun: OR Tambo International Airport

15 March 2012

Southern Sun: Century City (Canal Walk): Cape Town

19 April 2012

Kingfisher Conference Centre: Mount Edgecombe: Umhlanga Rocks

  

Hazard Identification and Risk Assessment Course

22 February 2012

Southern Sun: OR Tambo International Airport

16 March 2012

Southern Sun: Century City (Canal Walk): Cape Town

20 April 2012

Kingfisher Conference Centre: Mount Edgecombe: Umhlanga Rocks

    

Chairing Disciplinary Hearings

23 & 24 February 2012

Southern Sun: OR Tambo International Airport

   

Basic Labour Relations

01 March 2012

Southern Sun: Century City (Canal Walk): Cape Town

09 March 2012

Southern Sun: OR Tambo International Airport

   

Incident/Accident Investigation

02 March 2012

Southern Sun: OR Tambo International Airport

     

Occupational Injuries and Diseases in the Workplace

14 March 2012

Southern Sun: Century City (Canal Walk): Cape Town

29 March 2012

Southern Sun: OR Tambo International Airport

18 April 2012

Kingfisher Conference Centre: Mount Edgecombe: Umhlanga Rocks


AARTO and the Impact on Your Business

20 March 2012

Souther Sun: OR Tambo International Airport



 
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Contact Details
Training courses,seminars and conferences

Labour Law and IR Related Workshops
(012) 661 3208
Fax: (012) 661 1411
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Contact Details
Health and Safety 


Health and Safety Related Workshops
(012) 666 8284
Fax: (012) 666 8264
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