SA Labour and Employment Law Documents

At Labour Smart we strive to provide our subscribers with a comprehensive library of labour and employment law documents, templates, forms, information sheets and publications. 

Employees, unions, managers and HR professionals from the smallest to the largest employer, can download templates, information sheets, publications and examples to assist in managing various aspects of HR, dispute resolution, disciplinary hearings and much more.

From our publications you can find guidance about any aspect of Labour law, literally from the date of the interview of the new employee until his dismissal, resignation or retrenchment.

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Job offer
Category Employment agreements
A contract executed in two parts in the form of an offer and acceptance. Completed together, the two documents comprise of a fully fledged contract of employment with a probationary term. Information Sheet R 150.00 Preview
Probation CCMA
Category CCMA
Information sheet by the CCMA on Probation - Probation is for newly appointed employees only. The purpose of probation is to establish whether or not the appointee’s performance is of an acceptable standard before permanently employing the employee. Forms FREE Preview
Probation Evaluation
Category Probation
A form placing an employee on probation. During the probationary period, the employee’s performance will be assessed on a weekly/monthly basis. The employee will be given a reasonable evaluation, instructions, training, guidance or counseling, as the circumstances may require, in order to allow the employee to render a satisfactory service. Information Sheet R 150.00 Preview
Probation Evaluation
Category Probation
During the probationary period, the employee’s performance will be assessed on a weekly/monthly basis. The employee will be given a reasonable evaluation, instructions, training, guidance or counselling, as the circumstances may require, in order to allow the employee to render a satisfactory service. Template R 110.00 Preview
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