SEESA – Professional Legal Support For Your Business!

SEESA – Professional Legal Support For Your Business!

SEESA prides itself in providing Professional Legal Support, Industrial Relations & HR software for South African businesses. Standing proudly alongside business owners to protect & promote their interests. Our attorneys and specialising business solution staff are at your service to provide you with comprehensive legal protection and assistance. SEESA ProFile allows you to take your employee relations into your own hands, providing software and system to manage employees, guide you in...

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Real Evidence Vs. Documentary Evidence

Real Evidence Vs. Documentary Evidence

In disciplinary hearings, employers often need to submit documents or statements to prove misconduct on the employee’s side. This article will deal with the legitimacy of such documents or statements and how to correctly admit such evidence. South African Law of Evidence provides various types of evidence, and in this article, we will focus mainly on real evidence vs documentary evidence. The difference between documentary and real evidence depends on the purpose for which the evidence is...

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SEESA Annual Closure 2021

SEESA Annual Closure 2021

Our offices will be closed from Wednesday 15 December 2021 and will re-open on Monday 03 January 2022. We will, however, be available for assistance via the following channels: 1. Visit our website to view SEESA's emergency contact details for your region: https://www.seesa.co.za/ 2. Send us a message via ProFile Chat. https://profile.seesa.co.za/ 3. Should you require assistance with ProFile do not hesitate to contact us via email at support@seesa.co.za. #TeamSEESA

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Most Read Article of 2021

Most Read Article of 2021

The Difference Between Negligence And Gross Negligence. It is essential to distinguish between negligence and gross negligence. The reason being that negligence will not warrant dismissal for a first offence, whereas gross negligence could warrant dismissal for a first offence. Negligence is seen as the failure to fulfil the standard of care that ought to be exercised by a reasonable person in a particular situation. In labour law, the reasonable person test is used to establish negligence....

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Most Read Did You Know Post Of 2021.

Most Read Did You Know Post Of 2021.

Did You Know? Why Mandatory Council Fees need to be up-to-date before a BBEEE Certificate can reflect points for the ESD element. The contribution of these fees must be made by an entity that falls under the scope of the ICT Sector Council and must remain up to date. The verification agency must validate whether these ICT Sector Council fees are up to date, which would validate a particular B-BBEE Certificate or Affidavit. If an organization has not contributed in full, their B-BBEE...

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Most Read Article of 2021

Most Read Article of 2021

The Difference Between Negligence And Gross Negligence. It is essential to distinguish between negligence and gross negligence. The reason being that negligence will not warrant dismissal for a first offence, whereas gross negligence could warrant dismissal for a first offence. Negligence is seen as the failure to fulfil the standard of care that ought to be exercised by a reasonable person in a particular situation. In labour law, the reasonable person test is used to establish negligence....

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SEESA – Professional Legal Support For Your Business!

SEESA prides itself in providing Professional Legal Support, Industrial Relations & HR software for South African businesses. Standing proudly alongside business owners to protect & promote their interests. Our attorneys and specialising business solution staff are at your service to provide you with comprehensive legal protection and assistance. SEESA ProFile allows you to take your employee relations into your own hands, providing software and system to manage employees, guide you in...

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Most Read FAQ Of 2021.

Most Read FAQ Of 2021.

FAQ - How many Information Officers must be appointed in my business with reference to POPIA? In terms of Sections 55 and 56 of POPIA, the Information Officer will be the Chief Executive Officer, owner or an equivalent officer or any person duly authorised by the business. Therefore, the CEO must delegate the function of Information Officer to an alternative person to take up the enrolment of the Information Officer. It is clear that only one Information Officer can be appointed for the...

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