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CMG3701 Assignment 3 2024 (891516) - DUE 31 July 2024
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- CMG3701 (CMG3701)
- Institution
- University Of South Africa (Unisa)
CMG3701 Assignment 3 2024 (891516) - DUE 31 July 2024 QUESTIONS WITH DETAILED ANSWERS
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CMG3701ASSIGNMENT 3 2024
(891516) - DUE 31
JULY 2024
QUESTIONS WITH COMPLETE ANSWERS
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, CMG3701 Assignment 3 2024 (891516) - DUE 31 July 2024
Read the scenario below and answer questions: Mr Hanyane has been a
Grade 10 English educator for several years. The school where he teaches has
appointed a new principal. The principal soon discovers that Mr Hanyane
absences himself frequently from school. Mr Hanyane never completes leave
forms and has created a pattern of absence, especially on Mondays and
paydays. The principal warns Mr Hanyane once and informs him that he may
be fired. Mr Hanyane continues with his behaviour and ignores the principal.
After an absence of four days without any account of his whereabouts, the
principal calls Mr Hanyane to his office and informs him that he can continue
his leave because he has been dismissed.
Question 1:
1.2 Discuss the impact of poor performance on an educator's employment
contract. (13 marks)
1. 3: Evaluate how a breach of contract in the context of educators result in
termination. (12 marks)
1. 4: Analyse negligence of duty and how it impacts an educator's employment
contract. (13 marks)
Question 1.2: Discuss the impact of poor performance on an educator's
employment contract.
Poor performance can have significant implications on an educator's employment
contract. In the case of Mr. Hanyane:
• Legal and Contractual Obligations: Educators, like other employees, are
typically bound by their employment contract, which includes terms related
to attendance, performance, and adherence to school policies. Poor
performance, such as frequent absences without valid reasons or failure to
complete required administrative tasks like leave forms, can constitute a
breach of contract.
• Employer's Rights: Schools have the right to expect teachers to fulfill their
duties effectively and professionally. When an educator's performance falls
below acceptable standards, it can impact the school's ability to deliver
quality education and maintain operational efficiency.
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