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Speakers : Maimunah Aminuddin Jasmin Peters Date : 10 October 2013 6 CPD Time : 9.00am - 5.30pm Points Venue : Concorde Hotel, KL
CPD Event Code: 10102013/CCPCLJ/KL9539/6
ABOUT THE SPEAKERS
Maimunah Aminuddin 34 solid years as a lecturer teaching employment law and industrial relations in 3 major universities in Malaysia Author of 15 tittles including best sellers such as: - Malaysian Industrial Relations and Employment Law (8th edition, 2013) - Termination of Employment: Understanding the Process (2nd edition, 2013) She regularly facilitates training programmes for human resource practitioners on topics relating to employment law, disciplinary procedures, and e ective human resource management practices. Jasmin Peters Graduated with a LLB (Hons) London degree and MBA from the University of Hull. Worked in the corporate sector specializing in Organizational Development and led the way to Malaysia scoring an all time high of 93% for its Overall Employee Satisfaction Level, the highest in Asia Paci c. Worked closely with organisations in the Asia Paci c region including Taiwan, Japan, Singapore and Australia to assist them in setting up their own Organisational Development department and sharing best practices from Malaysia.
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Understanding the dynamics of each generation Creating synergy from their varied dynamics for optimal organizational performance Relooking at our work culture against the current environment, within and outside our work environment Retaining the best within an enthusiastic work environment and strong corporate culture .................................................................................................
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Intelligent Investigations into Alleged Misconduct and Procedural Mistakes to Avoid when Conducting a Domestic Inquiry
Intelligent Investigations Who should investigate alleged acts of misconduct? What surveillance technology can be used during an investigation? What are the rights of an employer to search for evidence? What are the rights of an employee during an investigation? Procedural Mistakes to Avoid when Conducting a Domestic Inquiry (DI) What are the consequences of faulty charges? What is the role of the Panel of the Inquiry? Can the role of the investigator and prosecutor be combined? What evidence and other DI related documentation should the accused have the right to see? .................................................................................................
Session 3
The domestic inquiry Is there still a need to hold a domestic inquiry? Is the absence of an inquiry fatal to an employers case? Are there any good reasons to hold a domestic inquiry? Standard of proof What is the standard of proof that needs to be met when deciding whether an employee is guilty of misconduct? Is it beyond reasonable doubt? Is it on the balance of probabilities? Or, is there a new standard to be met? Fixed-term contracts What is the Industrial Courts attitude toward xed-term contracts? Can an employee be converted from regular, permanent employment to a xed-term contract? What is the position of senior managers/professionals who are placed on xed-term contracts? Transfer What are the latest requirements of the Industrial Court relating to transfer of an employee? Retrenchment To what extent is the Industrial Court taking into consideration the Code of Conduct for Industrial Harmony when deciding whether a retrenchment exercise was with or without just cause and excuse?
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PROGRAMME
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