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Plastics Convertors Association of South Africa
PCASA Articles & News Hub, your trusted source for the latest developments in the South African plastics convertors industry. Here you’ll find expert insights, updates on the Plastics Industry Main Agreement, labour law changes, compliance tips, and industry news that matter to plastics convertors. At PCASA, we ensure our members are informed, supported, and prepared to navigate challenges while driving growth and sustainability in the plastics sector.
Cannabis Use in the Workplace
Cannabis Use in the Workplace has become increasingly common due to changing legal and social attitudes. However, its use presents important considerations in the workplace, particularly where safety, productivity, and performance are concerned.
Why Absenteeism in the Workplace is a Labour Relations Issue Employers Can’t Ignore
Absenteeism in the workplace refers to frequent or habitual absence from work without valid or approved reasons. While occasional absence is unavoidable, persistent absenteeism can disrupt operations, reduce productivity, and place additional strain on colleagues who must compensate for the missing employee.
Sick Note Scams: When Can an Employer Dismiss You for a Fraudulent Medical Certificate?
In South African labour law, taking time off work due to illness requires a medical certificate. However, the submission of a suspicious or fraudulent medical certificate or then sick note scams does not automatically warrant dismissal.
PCASA succeeds in labour appeal court against Numsa and two others
Labour Appeal Court confirms that separate and exclusive negotiation forum for the Plastic Industry in the MEIBC has been duly established
South Africa’s Plastic Industry at a Crossroads
The South African plastics industry powers the livelihoods of more than 66,000 workers, making it a critical pillar of the national economy.
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