Pricing is R500 VAT Exclusive Per Attendee. Upon completion of your booking, we will send you an invoice for payment. 

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Our webinar will be held on Microsoft Teams. All attendee’s will be added to the Microsoft Teams meeting once payment has been confirmed.

By the end of this session, participants will be able to:

• Define payroll fraud and distinguish it from payroll errors
• Identify common types of payroll fraud (ghost employees, inflated overtime, expense fraud, system manipulation)
• Recognise fraud red flags across systems, payments, HR data, behaviour, and reporting
• Understand the financial, legal, and operational impact of fraud
• Apply key prevention strategies such as segregation of duties, reconciliations, and audits
  Implement structured fraud risk management practices

1. Registration & Access

   • Registration is confirmed once a payment is received (where applicable) and the attendee receives a confirmation email.
   • Access details (link, dial-in information and/or login instructions) will be sent to the registered email address prior to the webinar.
   • Access links are intended for registered attendee(s) only and may not be shared, published, or redistributed without prior written consent from the organiser.
   • The organiser reserves the right to refuse, suspend, or cancel registrations at its discretion, including where incorrect details are supplied or misuse is suspected.

2. Fees, Payment & Invoicing (if applicable)

   • All fees quoted are exclusive of VAT unless stated otherwise.
   • Payment must be made by the due date stated on the invoice or booking confirmation.
   • Late payment may result in delayed or denied access to the webinar.
   • The attendee is responsible for ensuring purchase order numbers, billing details and email addresses are correct at the time of registration.

3. Cancellations, Substitutions & Refunds

   • Cancellations must be submitted in writing to the organiser’s designated contact email address.
   • If refunds are offered, any approved refund may be subject to an administrative fee and/or bank charges.
   • Substitutions are permitted at no additional cost, provided the organiser is notified in writing before the webinar start time.
   • Non-attendance (“no-shows”) may be non-refundable.
   • The organiser reserves the right to postpone, reschedule, or cancel the webinar due to unforeseen circumstances. In such cases, the organiser may offer a replacement date, a credit, or a refund at its discretion.

4. Programme, Speakers & Content Changes

   • The agenda, timings, speakers, and content may change without prior notice.
   • The organiser will make reasonable efforts to deliver the webinar as advertised, but does not guarantee any specific outcome, qualification, accreditation, or competency achievement unless explicitly stated.

5. Recordings, Materials & Intellectual Property

   • The webinar (including audio, video, slides, handouts, and any supporting materials) remains the intellectual property of the organiser and/or presenters.
   • Attendees may not record, screenshot, photograph, reproduce, distribute, sell, publish, or transmit any part of the webinar or materials without prior written permission.
   • If a recording is made available after the event, access (where provided) is for the registered attendee(s) only and for personal/internal business use, and may be time-limited.

6. Use of Information / No Professional Advice

   • The webinar content is provided for general information and training purposes only.
   • It does not constitute legal, tax, payroll, HR, accounting, or other professional advice.
   • Attendees should obtain appropriate professional advice tailored to their specific circumstances before acting on any information presented.

7. Compliance & Appropriate Conduct

   • Attendees must behave professionally and respectfully during the webinar, including in chat/Q&A interactions.
   • The organiser may remove any attendee who is disruptive, uses offensive language, shares unauthorised links/content, or otherwise interferes with the session, without refund.

8. Technology Requirements & Connectivity

   • Attendees are responsible for ensuring they have suitable internet connectivity, compatible hardware/software, and access to the webinar platform.
   • The organiser is not responsible for attendee-side technical issues, interruptions, or data costs.
   • The organiser may record attendance and participation for administration and compliance purposes.

9. Privacy & Data Protection

   • By registering, attendees consent to the organiser processing their personal information for event administration, communication, certification (if applicable), and related services.
   • The organiser will take reasonable steps to protect personal information and will not knowingly sell personal data to third parties.
   • Limited attendee information (e.g., name and email) may be shared with platform providers and/or facilitators solely to deliver the webinar.

10. Certificates (if applicable)

    • Certificates of attendance (where offered) may be issued to attendees who meet any stated requirements (e.g., attendance thresholds or completion of assessments).
    • The organiser reserves the right to withhold certificates where registration details are incomplete or where access has been shared in breach of these terms.

11. Limitation of Liability

    • To the fullest extent permitted by law, the organiser and presenters will not be liable for any direct or indirect loss, damages, penalties, or costs arising from reliance on webinar content or from the attendee’s inability to access the webinar.
    • Attendees remain responsible for their own compliance decisions and implementation actions.

12. General

    • These terms and conditions may be updated from time to time and the version published/communicated at the time of registration will apply.
    • If any provision is found unenforceable, the remaining provisions will continue in full force and effect.