Business, 17.03.2021 23:40 EllaLovesAnime

QUESTION 1 Read the case study below and answer the questions that follow.
wond was very excited to find out after his interview that he got the job as one of the
employees at Amandla Construction (AC). He was employed with three of his
friends
None of them currently have employment contracts from the employer.
Mondiris wife fell ill and he had to take her to hospital
. His boss said he can take his wife to
hospital, but he will not be paid for the days he is not at work,
After three months, Mondli and his friends received their job contracts. When they talked
about them, they discovered that the terms and conditions of their contracts were not the
same even though they do the same job. Their boss got angry one day when he caught them
comparing their salaries.
1x2(2)
1.1 Which Act does the case study above relate to?
1.2 identify four incidences in the scenario where the business acted in a discriminatory
manner.
3x26)
1.3 What penalties may the business face if they do not comply with this Act?
2x2(4)
1.4 How can the business comply with this Act?
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QUESTION 1 Read the case study below and answer the questions that follow.
wond was very excit...