Understanding Employment Equity and the Role of an EE Committee Member
Develop a thorough understanding of the Employment Equity Act, including the roles and responsibilities the Employment Equity Committee has for the implementation of the Act's purpose and provisions. This course can be conducted over one or two consecutive days or in a modularized format, to meet clients' needs. There is an assessment component to this course which can be included in the training package.
Outline
- Purpose and challenges of the employment equity committee
- Test your knowledge of the Employment Equity Act EEA)
- Employment Equity Act
- purpose and objectives of the EEA
- prohibition of unfair discrimination
- obligation to take affirmative action measures
- employment equity committee
- employment equity plan
- Duties of a designated employer
- Scope of the consultation obligation
- Employment equity reporting
- Codes of good practice
- Review and feedback - responsibilities of the EE committee and committee members
This course is accredited by the South African Board for People Practices (SABPP) and is aligned to unit standard 13952 Demonstrate a Basic Understanding of the Primary Labour Legislation that Impacts on a Business Unit (NQF occupational qualification level 4, 10 credits).
Book now for the course being held in Johannesburg on 2nd October 2019. BOOKING FORM
What participants say
"The workshop provided me with the opportunity to reflect on the most critical and important aspects of the EEA.”"
- Tenova, September 2013
"It has refreshed my knowledge of the Employment Equity Act and the duties of the committee and mine as a member.”"
- Tenova, September 2013
"The workshop was very informative”"
- Tenova, September 2013
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