Labour Consulting Services
‘Dishonesty’ can consist of any act or omission which entails deceit. This may include withholding information from the employer, or making a false statement or misrepresentation with the intent of deceiving the employer.
A misrepresentation by an employee before the commencement of employment has been held to be sufficient to warrant dismissal, even if the misrepresentation is discovered some time later and the employee has rendered satisfactory performance. A charge of dishonesty requires proof that the person acted with intent to deceive.
For further information on any labour related matters, you can contact
Bernard Reisner:
W.Tel no.: 021 423 3959
Fax: 021 423 2105
Cell: 082 433 8714
E-mail: bernard@capelabour.co.za
Website: www.capelabour.co.za
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