Section 25: Payment of remuneration due on termination of agreement
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25. Payment of remuneration due on termination of agreement
(1) Every employer shall pay any remuneration due to a worker on the
termination of the worker’s agreement.
(2) —
(3) Where notice of termination of an agreement has been given under
section 37, the employer shall, on or before the date of expiry of the notice,
pay to the worker any remuneration due.
(4) Where an agreement is terminated otherwise than by notice under
section 37, or by expiry of the period for which the agreement was agreed
to last, the employer shall pay to the worker any remuneration due on the
termination of the employment.
(5) Where an agreement is terminated by an employer otherwise than on
grounds of misconduct, and at the time of termination the worker has not
taken any of the annual leave to which he is entitled under section 27 or any
other enactment, the employer shall, in lieu of leave, pay to the worker the
remuneration to which the worker would have been entitled if he had
worked.
[S. 25 amended by s. 10 of Act 6 of 2013 w.e.f. 11 June 2013.]
PART VI – OTHER CONDITIONS OF EMPLOYMENT
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