Basic Conditions of Employment Act
I. Definitions, purpose and application of this Act
II. Regulation of working time
III. Leave
IV. Particulars of employment and remuneration
V. Termination of employment
VI. Prohibition of employment of children and forced labour
VII. Variation of basic conditions of employment
VIII. Sectoral determinations
IX. Employment Conditions Commission
X. Monitoring, enforcement and legal proceedings
XI. General
Schedules
General Administrative Regulations
Codes of Good Practice
Determinations
Ministerial Detrminations
Sectoral Determinations
1. Contract Cleaning Sector
2. Civil Engineering Sector
3. Private Security Sector
4. Clothing and Knitting Sector
5. Learnerships
7. Domestic Worker Sector
8. Farm Worker Sector
9. Wholesale and Retail Sector
Wholesale And Retail Sector, South Africa
1. Application
2. Wages
3. Application of Minimum Wages to New Employers
4. Commission Work
5. Calculation Of Remuneration Or Wages
6. Payment of Remuneration
7. Information Concerning Remuneration
8. Deductions and other Acts Concerning Remuneration
9. Written Particulars of Employment
10. APPLICATION OF THIS PART
11. Application of Parts D and E to Employees Working 27 Hours or less per Week
12. Ordinary Hours of Work
13. Overtime
14. Payment of Overtime
15. Compressed Working Week
16. Averaging of Hours of Work
17. Meal Intervals
18. Rest Periods
19. Payment for Work on Sundays
20. Night Work
21. Public Holidays
22. Annual Leave
23. Sick Leave
24. Family Responsibility Leave
25. Maternity Leave
26.Prohibition of Child Labour and Forced Labour
27. Termination of Employment
28. Payment Instead of Notice
29. Payment on Termination
30. Severance Pay
31. Certificate of Service
32. Uniforms, Overalls and Protective Clothing
33. Attendance Register
34. Temporary Employment Services
35. Duration of Employment
36. Keeping of Sectoral Determination
37.What Words Mean in this Determination
Minimum Wage Tables
Demarcated Areas For Tables Classification
Annexures
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