Labour Law- LLB CRW 2601 Questions and Answer
INSTRUCTIONS FOR A TAKE-HOME EXAM.
READ THE FOLLOWING INSTRUCTIONS CAREFULLY BEFORE YOU
ANSWER THE EXAMINATION QUESTIONS.
1. The examination paper consists of ten (10) pages and counts 100 marks.
2. It consists of four (4) questions. Answer ALL of the questions.
3. The duration of the examination on the timetable is four (4) hours.
4. In addition to the duration of the examination indicated on the timetable, you
are given 30 minutes to FINALISE uploading your exam file. Your exam file
must be uploaded via the myExams platform on 22 MAY 2026 BEFORE
17H:45 (South African Standard Time).
5. This is a closed-book examination. While the examination is in progress, you
are not allowed to consult another person or any source to assist you in
answering any of the questions in this paper. While the examination is in
progress, you may not assist another student in answering any of the questions
in this paper.
6. This examination is proctored via the Invigilator App.
:
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, 6.1 Please note: If a student is found to have been outside the Invigilator App for
10 minutes during their examination session, they will be considered to have violated
Unisa's examination rules and their marks will be withheld.
6.2 You only have 10 minutes to submit your script on the Invigilator App
after the scheduled (timetabled) exam time.
6.3 You will have 48 hours from your examination date to upload your
invigilator results from the Invigilator App. Failure to do so will result in
students being deemed not to have utilised the invigilation or proctoring tools.
7. The uploading of your exam file on the myExams platform must be finalised
within 30 minutes of the scheduled (timetabled) end of the exam.
7.1 When ready to submit, reopen the Take-Home (Assignment) assessment and
click the Add Submission button.
7.2 Note the file requirements, such as:
a. File size limit.
b. Number of files that can be submitted.
c. File formats allowed.
7.3 Check the acknowledgement checkbox, upload your answers document, and
click the Save changes button.
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INSTRUCTIONS FOR A TAKE-HOME EXAM.
READ THE FOLLOWING INSTRUCTIONS CAREFULLY BEFORE YOU
ANSWER THE EXAMINATION QUESTIONS.
1. The examination paper consists of ten (10) pages and counts 100 marks.
2. It consists of four (4) questions. Answer ALL of the questions.
3. The duration of the examination on the timetable is four (4) hours.
4. In addition to the duration of the examination indicated on the timetable, you
are given 30 minutes to FINALISE uploading your exam file. Your exam file
must be uploaded via the myExams platform on 22 MAY 2026 BEFORE
17H:45 (South African Standard Time).
5. This is a closed-book examination. While the examination is in progress, you
are not allowed to consult another person or any source to assist you in
answering any of the questions in this paper. While the examination is in
progress, you may not assist another student in answering any of the questions
in this paper.
6. This examination is proctored via the Invigilator App.
:
Page 1 of 10
, 6.1 Please note: If a student is found to have been outside the Invigilator App for
10 minutes during their examination session, they will be considered to have violated
Unisa's examination rules and their marks will be withheld.
6.2 You only have 10 minutes to submit your script on the Invigilator App
after the scheduled (timetabled) exam time.
6.3 You will have 48 hours from your examination date to upload your
invigilator results from the Invigilator App. Failure to do so will result in
students being deemed not to have utilised the invigilation or proctoring tools.
7. The uploading of your exam file on the myExams platform must be finalised
within 30 minutes of the scheduled (timetabled) end of the exam.
7.1 When ready to submit, reopen the Take-Home (Assignment) assessment and
click the Add Submission button.
7.2 Note the file requirements, such as:
a. File size limit.
b. Number of files that can be submitted.
c. File formats allowed.
7.3 Check the acknowledgement checkbox, upload your answers document, and
click the Save changes button.
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