Prepare a labour-law compliance checklist for foreign-worker employment, work authorisation, visa or permit records, employment contracts, and labour compliance by organising worker status, contracts, permits or records, pay records, workplace rules, deadlines, and questions before getting legal help.
Time to prepare1-3 hours
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Employers, HR teams, foreign workers, and advisers preparing employment-compliance questions involving work authorisation, contracts, workplace records, or status changes.
You need to check documents, legal status, employment terms, workplace records, and next-step questions before taking action.
Not For
Final legal advice, dismissal decisions, immigration-status advice, permit applications, or CCMA filings without specialist review.
Documents
Passport
Visa or permit record
Employment contract
Job description
Offer letter
DHA correspondence
Payslips
Proof of payment
Hours records
Leave records
UIF records
Messages
Question list
Timeline
Before consultation: identify the worker relationship and compliance issue.
Before review: collect contracts, pay, status, and communication records.
During consultation: confirm route, missing records, and urgent dates.
Afterwards: calendar dates and keep records updated.
Tips
Lead with the worker status and next deadline.
Keep pay and hours records separate from messages.
Do not rely on verbal arrangements only.
Ask what must be in writing before making changes.
Warning Signs
A permit, visa, pay, dismissal, or CCMA date is close.
The contract or worker status is unclear.
Pay records and hours records do not match.
A termination, deduction, or report is being considered urgently.