Employment Relations

Absconsion Checklist

Proof of absconsion & fairness checklist

Jurisdiction: South Africa 

 

About this Document

Ensure the correct procedure for absconsion has been followed by using this checklist. It includes spaces to complete the required information and with the completed information this document can be presented during a disciplinary hearing and/or at the CCMA to demonstrate a fair procedure for absconsion. Furthermore, it can assist with consistency in how extended absenteeism and suspected absconsion is handled (consistency is a fairness requirement in terms of the labour legislation).

 

What’s Included

 

When to use this document

When you suspect an employee is absconding (typically 3+ days of absenteeism without communication) and for managers to be consistent in managing extended unauthorized absenteeism.

 

Format

 

Value of this documen
Jurisdication – South Africa

This resource has been developed with the South African employment relations context in mind.

 

Disclaimer

This is a practical employment relations resource and does not constitute legal advice. Employment circumstances differ, and the template should be adapted to the specific situation when necessary.

 

Need help?

If you would like assistance with employment relations matters or would like support adapting this document to your circumstance, please contact admin@employmentrelations.co.za

 

Created by an experienced employment relations practitioner to support effective employment relations. 

 

Payment information:
The document is drafted in accordance with the South African labour environment. The document is priced in dollars to allow the document to be available immediately after purchase. The payment is done through Paypal and you can use South African bank cards and/or your Paypal account.

 

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