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Monograph No. 17

Employment in terms of the Shop and Office Employees’ Act

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This Monograph was first released in 2000. The current edition explains the application of the provisions of the Shop and Office Employees Act No.19 of 1954, as amended, in relation to the hours of work, leave, holidays, payment of overtime, etc.



Content :

  1. APPLICATION OF THE ACT
  2. THE MEANING OF A ‘SHOP’ AND AN ‘OFFICE’ IN THE ACT
    1. What is a Shop?
    2. The meaning of ‘Shop Employee’
    3. What is an Office?
    4. The meaning of ‘Office Employee’
    5. Burden of Proof in Relation to the Coverage of an Employee
  3. WHO IS AN “EMPLOYER” IN RELATION TO A SHOP?
  4. WHO IS AN “EMPLOYER” IN RELATION TO AN OFFICE?
  5. EXEMPTED PREMISES AND CATEGORIES
  6. HOURS OF EMPLOYMENT
    1. Normal Maximum Period
    2. Salesman and Canvassers
    3. Intervals for Rest or for Meals
    4. Continuity and  spread-over of Working Hours
  7. OVERTIME
    1. What is Overtime?
    2. Principle of Reasonable Overtime
    3. Restrictions on Overtime
    4. Restrictions on Overtime in relation to Females and persons under 18 years of age
    5. Payment of Overtime
  8. RESTRICTIONS ON EMPLOYMENT OF PERSONS UNDER 18 YEARS OF AGE
  9. EMPLOYMENT OF FEMALES ON NIGHT SHIFTS
  10. HOLIDAYS
    1. Weekly holidays
    2. What is a “half-holiday” in terms of the Act?
    3. Employment on Weekly Holidays
    4. Statutory Holidays
    5. Employment on a Statutory Holiday
  11. STATUTORY HOLIDAYS COINCIDING WITH WEEKLY HOLIDAYS
  12. STATUTORY HOLIDAYS AND WEEKLY HOLIDAYS COINCIDING WITH LEAVE
  13. ANNUAL HOLIDAYS
    1. First year
    2. Annual Holidays on Termination
    3. Computation of Annual Holidays on Termination of Employment
    4. Payment in respect of Annual Holidays
    5. Some Practical Issues
    6. Other Leave
    7. Leave under a Fixed Term Contract of Employment
  14. POYA DAYS
  15. MATERNITY LEAVE AND BENEFITS
    1. Maternity Leave for the birth of the First and Second Child
    2. Maternity Leave for the Third or Subsequent Confinements
    3. Notice of Confinement
    4. Birth of Twins
    5. Computation of Leave
    6. Maternity Leave in the event of a Stillbirth or the Issue of a Viable Foetus
    7. Prohibition of Certain Types of Employment and Termination of Employment
  16. PAYMENT OF REMUNERATION AND DEDUCTIONS FROM REMUNERATION
    1. Remuneration for the purposes of the Act
    2. Payment of Remuneration
    3. Payment of Remuneration to a person who works less than the Normal Working Hours
  17. REGULATION OF REMUNERATION
    1. Determination by Consent
    2. Repudiation of a Determination by Consent
    3. Determination by Remuneration Tribunals
  18. DEDUCTIONS
    1. Deductions under the Shop and Office Employees Act
    2. Fines
    3. The Maximum Interest chargeable on any loan
    4. The Maximum Deductions
  19. LETTERS OF APPOINTMENT
    1. Express and Implied Terms of Employment
  20. MAINTENANCE OF RECORDS
    1. A Remuneration Record
    2. A Service Record
    3. Time and Leave Record
  21. RECORDS REQUIRED TO BE MAINTAINED IN RESPECT OF DEDUCTIONS
    1. Articles sold
    2. Fines
    3. Deductions in respect of security
    4. Advances
  22. HOW LONG SHOULD EMPLOYERS MAINTAIN RECORDS?
  23. OFFENCES – GENERAL
    1. Specific Penalties
  24. SHOP’S CLOSING ORDER
  25. POWERS OF THE COMMISSIONER OF LABOUR AND LABOUR OFFICIALS
    1. Obstructing Inspection
  26. HEALTH AND COMFORT OF EMPLOYEES
    1. Ventilation and Lighting
    2. Sanitary Conveniences and Washing Facilities
    3. Seats for Women Shop Assistants
    4. Intervals and facilities for meals and rest
    5. Residing on the premises
  PART II
  1. THE SHOP AND OFFICE EMPLOYEES’ ACT
  2. REGULATIONS UNDER THE SHOP AND OFFICE EMPLOYEES’ ACT
 

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