Polygraph testing only one employee

I would definately charge the employer with crimen injuria. A false accusation such as theft, fraud etc falls squarely within this.
 
plbartie said:
Awesome news, case have been withdrawn. Lack of evidence! Party tonight!
Now to think how we going to handle the previous employer, what to do, what to do.
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Get hold of Martin Welz at Noseweek (Tel: +27 21 686 0570) and tell him your story.

He will have the employer dancing around then you hit him with a lawyer's letter demanding everything the lawyer can think of.
 
One could do with some $$$$. I would gladly accept the money if you don't need it.
 
Agree with the others, you need to hit the company and hit them hard.
 
noxibox said:
Agree with the others, you need to hit the company and hit them hard.
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Going the legal route is costly and does not always end up going your way. She should however take this up with the CCMA & Department of Labour. She should also demand a letter of apology. All to keep her name in the clear.
 
Thanx again for all your comments, help and support.
Was the hardest 4 months of our lives.
 
Mmmm - for 1.5 k I can get you a wheelchair for the employer. But that's all I can afford. :)

Listen, you gotta nail this SOB. And nail him hard. Name and shame the company for starters...
 
ponder said:
Going the legal route is costly and does not always end up going your way. She should however take this up with the CCMA & Department of Labour. She should also demand a letter of apology. All to keep her name in the clear.
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And? That's what I said.

It however does not hurt to have a lawyer send a nasty threatening letter. The company will have to consider that their name is going to be dragged through the mud.
 
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@plbartie I see you are in Cape Town. I know a good labour lawyer I used to nail a previous boss if you need someone. He works on commision on cases like this with a very small (few hundred) upfront fee.
 
Yes. Please do not just let it go, we have enough of that attitude in South Africa.

Make them think twice before doing such a thing again.
 
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