Dismiss a worker for misconduct, Business Law and Ethics

Question 1:

What are the procedures that an employer should follow before he will dismiss a worker for misconduct?

Question 2:

Section 39 of the Labour Act provides for a particular procedure which an employer needs to follow before he can effect a reduction in his workforce. Outline the procedure.

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