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LLW2601 Individual Labour Law

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  • • South Africa is regulated by 3 main sources: 1. The Constitution 2. Labour Legislation 3. The law of contract regulated by common law AN EMPLOYEE & AN INDEPENDENT CONTRACTOR • 5 tests that have been developed by the courts & are used to determine who is an employee & who is an independent contract: 1. Control test 2. Organization test 3. Dominant impression test 4. Economic capacity test 5. Reality test • Who is an employee: Any person, excluding an independent contractor, w...
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  • LLW2601 Latest exam pack 2021 /2022 Written and compiled by study king the guru of all exam packs Incase of any assistance email me at What general conditions regarding the employment of foreign nationals does the Employment Services Act set out? 3 The ESA defines a ‘foreign national’ as “an individual who is not a South Afri...
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    LABOUR%20LAW%20QUESTIONS%20AND%20 Case LLW2601 - Individual Labour Law

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  • LABOUR LAW – QUESTION PAPERS FOR MAY/JUNE EXAMS QUESTION PAPER OCTOBER/NOVEMBER 2015 QUESTION 1 Write brief notes on the following: a) Formal equality as a form of equality based on section 9(3) & (4) of SA Constitution. (2)  s9 (3)of the Constitution states that, The state may not unfairly discriminate directly or indirectly against anyone on one or more grounds, including race, gender, sex, pregnancy, marital status, ethnic or social origin, colour, sexual orientation, age, disabil...
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