Lawyers lick chops at labour rules
The jury has been out on whether the new set of labour-broker laws will benefit thousands of temporary workers, but litigation will soar.
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Cosatu doubts effectiveness of strike ballots
Cosatu in the Western Cape says re-introducing a labour law that requires unions to conduct ballots before strikes would not solve violent acts.
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'Rushed' labour Bills under fire
Business has claimed that "irrational" labour Bills were passed before a final Nedlac report and were not properly assessed by stakeholders.
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Victory for smaller companies
The balance has shifted on the bargaining
body for the engineering industries and this has meant increased representation for the smaller businesses.
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Pick n Pay retrenchments a result of 'Walmart invasion'
Cosatu has expressed "shock" at Pick n Pay's announcement that it is contemplating retrenching about 3 137 workers.
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Union fuming over Seardel closure
The Southern African Clothing and Textile Workers Union has expressed outrage at the news that manufacturer Seardel would close some of its divisions.
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Labour law discussed at JSC hearings
The Labour Relations Act was drafted to recognise the labour rights of illegal immigrants as well, the Judicial Service Commission heard on Thursday.
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