What type of disciplinary action to take - Using a guide

[@suefourie]

You mention ‘verbal written warning’ twice in your video. For the un-enlightened like me, what’s that? A verbal warning written down? If so, isn’t that the same as a written warning?

[@carmenfourie5346]

Thank you for this question. I realized now that it may be helpful if I expand on what exactly a verbal warning is. A verbal warning isn't just a verbally given reprimand. It is still a physical (or electronic) document similar to a written warning and a final written warning, but with a shorter validity period and commonly accepted as less severe. I often say verbal written warning to indicate that it is still written down and still a physical warning given. A verbal reprimand if often referred to as an informal reprimand or discussion. I hope this provides a bit of clarity.

[@thulambonane4290]

I am so glad I discovered your channel. As a Bcom HR Student myself I am learning so much and look forward to implementing some if not all the knowledge I am getting from your videos. Highly Appreciated Carmen🙏

[@carmenfourie5346]

I am glad to hear it. New Employment Relations video is coming this week :)

[@thulambonane4290]

@@carmenfourie5346 my notification bell is on, can't wait 🙏🤗

[@expert5104]

Brilliant

[@carmenfourie5346]

Thank you for watching and for your comment.

[@richardbowkers5507]

Thank you for these videos. Keep on uploading

[@carmenfourie5346]

More to come :) Thank you for watching and commenting.

[@bonokuhlemthethwa9534]

With an LLB degree can you become an employment relations practioner?

[@carmenfourie5346]

Yes, with an LLB you can become an employment relations practitioner. I would, however, recommend potentially investing in additional mediation & negotiation skills (depending of course on how much of this was included in your degree) as well as some skills around the dynamics of the employment relations.

[@bonokuhlemthethwa9534]

@@carmenfourie5346 i actually have been working for a union for 3 years now so dispute resolutions and negotiation skills have been acquired. Your videos are very informative and actually inspire me to be an employment relations pracrioner. Keep them coming.

[@carmenfourie5346]

@@bonokuhlemthethwa9534 amazing! I'm sure you're gaining lots of experience and I've worked with individuals who work as employment relations practitioners who used to work as trade union officials.

[@orlandoneal9883]

💪 P R O M O S M!!!