Chapter 3 Flashcards

(21 cards)

1
Q

What is the current minimum wage?

A

R28,79 per ordinary hour worked

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2
Q

How does the BCEA define an employee? (2)

A
  1. Any person who works for another or the state or is entitled to any remuneration.
  2. Any person who in any manner assists in conducting business of an employer.
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3
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How many hours may employer not permit employees to work more than per week?

A

No more than 45 hours a week.

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4
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For how long can an employee who serves members of the publics work time be extended by?

A

up to 15 minutes in a day and no more than 60 minutes in a week.

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5
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What is the max amount of overtime that an employee can work per week?

A

10 hours

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6
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What is the overtime wage?

A

one and a half times normal wage. Can also agree on 30 minutes paid free time for every hour overtime worked.

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7
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How long does employer have to pay employee overtime wage?

A

Normally within one month worked but may be calculated on average over a period of 4 months.

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8
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After how long is an employee entitled to a meal interval?

A

After having worked continuously for 5 hours, they are entitled to 1 hour interval.

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9
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How much can employees rest period be reduced by if they live on premises?

A

By 10 hours if they live on premises on enjoy a lunch hour of at least 3 hours.

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10
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How much is wage per hour worked for Sundays and public holidays?

A

If not ordinary, then double the hourly rate and if is ordinary, then 1.5 times.

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11
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When are the provisions of the BCEA not applicable to an employee?

A

When they work less than 24 hours in a month.

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12
Q

How many days of leave is an employee allowed each year?

A

At least 21 consecutive days each year.

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13
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How much sick leave is an employee entitled to?

A

Equal to number of days person would’ve worked over a 6-week period which is normally over a cycle of 36 months.

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14
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When would an employer not be required to pay an employee with regards to leave?

A
  1. absent from work for more than two consecutive days.
  2. on more than two occasions during an eight-week period if the employee does not produce a medical certificate on request of the employer
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15
Q

How many months minimum of unpaid maternity leave is an employee entitled to?

A

At least 4 consecutive months of unpaid maternity leave.

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16
Q

How long is family responsibility leave?

A

three days paid leave in a year which at end of cycle will lapse.

17
Q

What are the requirements to be eligible for family responsibility leave? (2)

A

Be in employment longer than 4 months and work at least 4 days a week.

18
Q

In what scenario are deductions allowed?

A

If loss or damage occurred in course of employment was due to the fault of the employee.

19
Q

If employee decides to remunerate employee on termination instead of giving notice and they live in premises, what would happen?

A

Employer would be required to provide employee with accommodation of one month or until such time as contract could lawfully be terminated.

20
Q

What is severance pay wage calculation?

A

One week’s remuneration for each completed year of service.

20
Q

What are the employment requirements in terms of age of a minor?

A

requires that a child go to school until the last school day of the year in which the child turns 15 or reaches the ninth grade, whichever is first).