Update on the Amendments to the CCMA rules
Presenters : Chantelle de Sousa
Overview
On 21 April 2023, the amended Rules for the Conduct of Proceedings before the CCMA (CCMA Rules) were released in the Government Gazette. The CCMA’s forms have also been amended.
Join Chantelle de Sousa where she will take the tedious process of checking which Rules and forms were amended and which stayed the same. We will explain the Rules and forms in a consice and simplified manner and ensure that your practice is up to date and ready for your next appearance at the CCMA
Learning objectives
By the end of this webinar the attendee should know:
- The amended CCMA Rules and Forms
- Know the amendments to the CCMA Rules and the updated referral forms.
- Participants will know how it affects their current Labour law practice.
- Participants will update their precents and practices.
- Have copies of the updated referral forms.
- Be able to advise their clients, management and human resource personnel.
Content
The webinar will cover the following topics:
- Systematically work through the amended Rules and the Forms.
- Note the differences and which Rules and Forms have stayed the same.
- Discuss practical implications for the labour law practice.
Who this is for?
The following persons will benefit from attending this webinar:
- Legal practitioners.
- HR representatives.
- Industrial relations officers.
- Legal officers of companies.
- Employees.
- Workers' union officials.
- Paralegals.
- Law students and candidate attorneys.
- Anyone interested in employment and labour law.
Price
R650 per person
For those of you who are unable to attend the live webinar, the recording will be made available to you shortly after the event.
Additional material
By purchasing this webinar you will be provided with:
- A summarised slide presentation.
- Reference documents and/or course material where available.
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