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Economic and Commercial Indicate the Quantity you would like to purchase.
Quantity: Theory and Calculation of Contract Price Adjustment Book
This handbook covers escalation, methods of recovery, indices and formulas. It also includes a detailed guide to the SEIFSA Price and Index Pages publication.

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R400.00 R600.00
Health and Safety Indicate the Quantity you would like to purchase.
Quantity: Recording and Investigating Incidents - Management Guideline and Register
This management guideline details the requirements of both the OHS Act and COID Act with regards to Incident Investigating and Reporting and the legal implications of non-compliance with these requirements. It gives clear guidance on the Incident Reporting Procedure and includes the appropriate forms to be completed for incidents of differing nature and severity. An internal Investigation Form Template is also included.

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R115.00 R175.00
Quantity: The COID Act Basics
A wall chart summarising the requirements of the Compensation for Occupational Injuries and Diseases Act. It lists different circumstances under which employees have the right to compensation benefits. The COID Act Basics Wall Chart also includes a timeline for submission of documents to the Compensation Commissioner.

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R210.00 R310.00
Industrial Relations Indicate the Quantity you would like to purchase.
Quantity: A Practical Guide to Implementing the New Retrenchment Law at the Workplace
This comprehensive guide to the new retrenchment, short-time working and lay-off laws explains the various requirements and management obligations. It includes a complete set of pro forma letters, notifications and employee communications.

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R125.00 R190.00
Quantity: A Summary of the Key Elements of the Labour Relations Act 66 of 1995
This book summarises the amendments to the Labour Relations Act and Basic Conditions of Employment Act which came into effect in 2002.

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R125.00 R190.00
Quantity: An Employer's Guide to the Practical Implementation of the Employment Equity Act
The Employment Equity Act of 1998 has two fundamental objectives. The first is to prohibit unfair discrimination in employment practices and the second is to implement affirmative action measures to redress the disadvantages in employment experienced in the past by black people, women and people with disabilities. This publication comprehensively covers the key definitions and principles of the Act such as "designated employers", "designated groups", "unfair discrimination" and "affirmative action". The author takes the reader through the employment equity process and provides samples of an employment equity policy and a recruitment and selection policy.

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R290.00 R440.00
Quantity: Dealing effectively with Theft, Unauthorised Possession and Searching Employees
  • Proving the intention to steal
  • Dealing with unauthorised possession
  • Proving employee dishonesty
  • Dealing with the confession
  • Deciding on the appropriate penalty
  • Dealing with theft of property other than company property
  • Understanding the relationship between criminal prosecutions for theft and company hearings
  • Searching employees


Dishonesty at the workplace is an ongoing problem that many employers have to deal with to varying degrees. This is not to say that all employees are dishonest; on the contrary, most employees are honest and employers rely on their honesty to conduct their businesses. However, it is an unfortunate fact of life that there can be dishonest employees at all levels in organisations and that the degree of fraud and theft seems to be escalating every year. The removal of property by employees, other than their own, from company premises has over the years been the source of many disciplinary hearings.

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R125.00 R190.00
Quantity: Dealing with Email and Internet Abuse at the Workplace
Are your employees misusing their access to the email and internet? This management guide will enable you to draft an email and internet policy to curb such abuse and to protect your company’s proprietary rights without invading your employee’s right to privacy.

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R170.00 R255.00
Quantity: Dealing with Sick Leave and Sick Leave Abuse at the Workplace
This publication provides managers with practical guidance on interpreting and applying the Main Agreement’s sick leave provisions and also in implementing effective measures to eliminate the abuse of sick leave.

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R170.00 R255.00
Quantity: Disciplinary Policy and Code
This revised management guideline includes a comprehensive model disciplinary procedure and code suitable for implementation at company level. It also incorporates the code of good practice dealing with the key aspects of dismissals and the code of good practice on sexual harassment in the workplace.

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R180.00 R270.00
Quantity: Effective Disciplinary Procedures CD
This interactive CD provides comprehensive guidance on dealing with all aspects of discipline, from dealing with pre-dismissal disciplinary procedures and investigations, implementing a disciplinary policy, conducting fair and effective disciplinary hearings and appeal hearings. The CD also contains all of the necessary and applicable disciplinary forms.

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R180.00 R270.00
Quantity: Employment Contracts and Labour Broking Arrangements
This book highlights the legal implications of contracting with permanent and temporary employees, casuals and persons provided by labour brokers. It aims to protect management from the consequences of not observing the various provisions of the Labour Relations Act, Basic Conditions of Employment Act and the industry's Main Agreement. It also explains the nature, status and rights of permanent and temporary employees as well as persons provided by labour brokers and covers management’s obligations in this regard. It includes pro forma employment contracts.

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R140.00 R210.00
Quantity: Evidence in Disciplinary and Arbitration Proceedings
Stop being caught out in disciplinary proceedings by technical points raised concerning the potential minefield of the law of evidence. This IR Advisor will equip the reader with the tools needed to confidently and efficiently put forward and present evidence in both disciplinary hearings and arbitrations.

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R120.00 R185.00
Quantity: HIV and Aids in the Metal and Engineering Industry
This book aims to provide managers with guidance on how to manage HIV/Aids at the workplace. It has been written in a user-friendly format and covers everything you need to know about Aids from the most basic questions to the more complex legal aspects. HIV and Aids in the Metal and Engineering Industry is essential reading for managers who are preparing to implement an Aids policy, and includes a sample policy that can be adapted for your company.

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R140.00 R210.00
Quantity: Main Agreement HANDBOOK for the Metal Industry (including online subscription) - 2010/11
The 2009 edition of the SEIFSA Main Agreement Handbook for the Metal Industry is an easy-to-read summary of the industry's Main Agreement. Added value - the new handbook includes:
  • The technical schedules and job descriptions of the Main Agreement
  • Management notes that explain the more complicated sections of the Main Agreement
  • Various pro forma letters to assist management in applying specific provisions of the Main Agreement


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R275.00 R275.00
Quantity: Main Agreement WALL CHART for the Metal Industry
A poster summarising the key provisions of the Main Agreement. Updated and published annually.

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R235.00 R355.00
Quantity: Model Grievance Procedure
This management guideline on grievance procedures covers the roles of management, the shop steward or employee representative and of the employee and includes a pro forma grievance form.

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R65.00 R100.00
Quantity: Pre-Dismissal Disciplinary Procedures
This book highlights the pre-dismissal procedures in the Code of Good Practice on Dismissal found in the Labour Relations Act. The author's aim is to assist employers to comply with these pre-dismissal procedures when conducting disciplinary enquiries.

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R125.00 R190.00
Quantity: Reduce and Manage Absenteeism in your Workplace
The objective of this Advisor is to give management the tools that it needs to actively reduce absenteeism whilst upholding the principles of fairness promoted by the various Acts and Codes of Good Practices that are applicable to the working environment. The Advisor is designed to help management adhere to practices that protect the interests of both the employer and the employee and help create an environment that is not only highly productive, but fair and equitable as well.

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R160.00 R240.00
Quantity: The Basic Conditions of Employment Act, 2002
A summary of the key provisions of the Act.

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R130.00 R200.00
Skills Development Indicate the Quantity you would like to purchase.
Quantity: SKILLS DEVELOPMENT MADE SIMPLE wallchart
Don’t rack your brains to remember Merseta’s new discretionary grant categories and grant amounts

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R210.00 R310.00
General Indicate the Quantity you would like to purchase.
Quantity: SEIFSA News Publication
SEIFSA’s official newsletter contains up-to-date and informative articles on pertinent developments at SEIFSA and in the metal and engineering industry. It is published monthly, from February to November each year, and is distributed free of charge to all member companies (one copy per member). Additional copies are available on an annual subscription basis.

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