LABOURED SOUTH AFRICA MEMBER / SUBSCRIBER: DASHBOARD
RESOURCES AND DOWNLOAD CENTRE:
Members: Training Modules
Our tailor made Labour Law Training Modules for you or your HR / IR or any other Employee to learn and refresh the labour legal principles required in your business.
CLICK ON THE IMAGE hereunder to enter the online learning portal:
Our AI Advisor is state of the art and trained in terms of the South Africa Labour Law.
Please note answers may be subject to our disclaimer in terms of all answers.
Our AI Advisor has been built to give you a general guideline and idea of how deal with the labour issue or dispute at hand.
For more technical of serious issues or disputes, please make contact with our offices and arrange a consultation.
Draft: LABOUR DOCUMENT CREATION CENTRE
How to use the draft! document creation system?
Click on the menu, scroll to the required section, contracts? policies? HR-Documents?, etc.. scroll to the sub-section and thereafter choose the document you wish to draft!
A page for the specific document will open and you complete the required fields. once all the required fields have been completed, you press on the submit button and thereafter a new page will open within a few seconds. your drafted! document will be available to download as PDF: click on Download PDF.
Hereunder we have created some Basic Calculators for the user to calculate the employee's Wages
for the following scenarios:
(please keep in mind the calculations are made in te
rms of the prescripts of the regulations of the BCEA, thus the figure 4.33 as the amount when referring to weeks in a month)
The following is a basic daily wage calculator.
The assumption that the amount inserted at monthly salary will be the employee's gross monthly salary.
The following is a basic weekly salry calculator: it is based on the assumption that the amount inserted at monthly salary will be the employee's gross monthly salary
In terms of South African Labour Law an employee's weekly salary is calculated by deciding by 4.33.
The following is basic Severance Pay Calculator.
The assumption is that the monthly amount is the gross salary, and that if any benefits were monthly paid to the employee, that amount has already been added to the amount inserted.
