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Labour Appeal Court Rules Employee’s Insolence Bars Return to Work
The Labour Appeal Court in CCI Call Centres (Pty) Ltd v Pinn [2025] ZALAC 24 upheld an employee’s dismissal for gross insubordination and insolence after he refused to process payroll codes and insulted the CFO. The Court ruled reinstatement inappropriate due to the breakdown of trust, criticising the Labour Court for re-hearing the case instead of applying the reasonableness test. The ArbitÂrator’s one-month compensation award was reinstated.

Jonathan Goldberg
Nov 122 min read
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Managing Poor Performance: A Strategic Approach to Business Sustainability
Effective management of poor performance is key to business sustainability. Learn structured steps to maintain fairness and productivity.

John Botha
Nov 12, 20242 min read
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Charge of Insubordination Unpacked. What are the factors to consider?
Understanding the complexities of insubordination in South African workplaces through respectful communication and clear guidelines.

GBS
Sep 27, 20232 min read
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When Insolence Leads to a Fair Dismissal
Insolence vs. insubordination: Understanding fair dismissal in South African workplaces when derogatory remarks are involved.

GBS
Jan 21, 20211 min read
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