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Provide the definition of an Empirical Model, and provide two examples.
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no less than 250 words in length, make at least one reference to your text or other course materials and provide in-text citations. As you reference information from a source, be sure to provide APA citations in text and at the end of your post.
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Write a argumentative reasearch essay by using MLA format within 600 words about "Relaxation Techniques." Use qutation and Citations from source according to MLA format.
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Note: Citations and qutations are must according to MLA format.
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DIPLOMA Assignment
January-June LR 112 - Labour Relations
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SECTION A [25 MARKS]
Answer ALL questions in this section
Read the following and answer the questions that follow
REDUNDANCY
Redundancy is when an employee is no longer required to work,
through no fault of their own.
Redundancies occur when employees are dismissed because their job
no longer exists. Usually
this happens when the employer no longer requires that job to be
done by anyone and hence that
job becomes redundant. Redundancy is caused by a mix of factors
such as decline in level of
economic activity in the organization, technological changes, cost
reduction initiatives,
downsizing, merging with another company, economic recession, and
business relocation among
other many factors. The right to be collectively consulted applies
when an employer proposes to
make 20 or more employees redundant at one establishment over a
period of 90 days or less.
Employers should also consult individual employees. Case law has
shown that dismissals have
been found to be unfair where a union has been consulted but not
the individual. In the UK,
employees who are selected for redundancy must be given a notice
period before their
employment ends. The statutory notice periods are:
At least one week's notice if the employee has been employed
between one month and
two years
One weeks notice for each year of employment between two years
and 12 years
12 weeks notice for someone who has been employed for 12 or more
years.
Fortunately, employers have a free hand in setting the selection
criteria they want to use. As long
as the criteria are measurable and applied fairly, then a tribunal
is unlikely to interfere. TEBOGO
INTERNATIONAL Botswana, a mining giant, for some of these reasons,
is deciding to lay
redundant some of its employees. The company however is not aware
of important factors for its
redundancy selection process.
Required:
Advise, with practical justifications, the most important factors
that Tebogo International Pty Ltd
has to consider to ensure its redundancy selection criteria are
objective and fair.
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