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Patrick Deale
Keymaster

No it does not. If the employee has been found not guilty in the internal inquiry it means he or she has been exonerated by the employer. The de novo rule does not entitle the employer to effectively recharge the employee on the same charges in the external CCMA arbitration. This would constitute double jeopardy for the employee.