Mastering Disciplinary Enquiries

A Practical, Legally Sound Guide for Managers & HR Professionals

When you’re considering the dismissal of an employee, the stakes are high — and the CCMA doesn’t accept “I didn’t know” as a defence. A properly chaired disciplinary enquiry isn’t just a procedural step; it’s your organisation’s legal shield.
This updated, high‑impact webinar gives you the clarity, confidence, and legal grounding you need to run enquiries that stand up to scrutiny.

WHAT YOU’LL LEARN

Angus will break down the exact responsibilities of a Chairperson and the legal principles that guide a fair, defensible process. Expect practical examples, real‑world scenarios, and clear answers to the questions employers struggle with most:

  • What rights does the employee actually have?
  • Must I hold a formal enquiry every time?
  • What if the employee refuses to attend?
  • When is legal representation allowed?
  • What counts as hearsay — and can I use it?
  • Can evidence obtained improperly still be admitted?
  • What are mitigating vs. aggravating factors?
  • Which sanctions are legally appropriate?
  • By the end of this session, you’ll know how to run an enquiry that is procedurally fair, substantively sound, and defensible at the CCMA or Bargaining Council.

ABOUT YOUR FACILITATOR: ANGUS
Attendees love Angus for his rare combination of deep legal expertise and dry, effortless humour. He makes complex labour‑law principles accessible, practical, and surprisingly enjoyable. Angus is:

  • An admitted attorney with over 25 years’ experience
  • Founder of his own labour‑law practice
  • A former Acting Judge of the Labour Court (2017)
  • A SETA‑accredited facilitator and trainer
  • A part‑time lecturer for Pearson Institute and the University of the Free State

His sessions are packed with insight, real‑world examples, and the kind of clarity you only get from someone who has lived these cases from every angle.

WHO SHOULD ATTEND

  • HR professionals
  • Line managers & supervisors
  • Business owners
  • Anyone responsible for discipline, performance management, or employee relations

BOOK YOUR SEAT
Seats are limited to ensure meaningful engagement.

Register

Cost:   R875 per Person

PLEASE NOTE: Once we have received your registration, we will be in contact with you to arrange payment and provide you with the necessary info in order to attend Angus’ webinar. We look forward to seeing you there.

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