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You can claim up to R12,000 through the small claims court. Download the form here www.justice.gov.za/scc/scc.htm
It's pretty easy, you fill in the form yourself and have him sign as acceptance. He then has 2 weeks to pay you. If he doesn't, you take the form to the small claims court and they'll subpoena him.
If he owes you more than R12,000 you can still claim R12,000 from him through the small claims court in the interim, and pursue the rest through other avenues.
If he owes you a heck of a lot, get a lawyer or contact the department of labour directly. Don't know if the CCMA will be able to help, but check that out too.
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Etc the case shouldn't be filed more than 30 days later they like to make examples of companies went home after being unfairly dismissed and not receiving my last sallary. When court came they had to cough up 3months salary as well as had to pay my labour representative and r10k up front
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How sure are you that you can claim through the SCC for labour issues? I'm strongly under the impression that you cannot do this and that why the CCMA was establishes.Bench86 wrote: How much does he owe you?
You can claim up to R12,000 through the small claims court. Download the form here www.justice.gov.za/scc/scc.htm
It's pretty easy, you fill in the form yourself and have him sign as acceptance. He then has 2 weeks to pay you. If he doesn't, you take the form to the small claims court and they'll subpoena him.
If he owes you more than R12,000 you can still claim R12,000 from him through the small claims court in the interim, and pursue the rest through other avenues.
If he owes you a heck of a lot, get a lawyer or contact the department of labour directly. Don't know if the CCMA will be able to help, but check that out too.
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But yes, I suppose the CCMA is more relevant to his situation.
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