The labour dispute resolution body says there is a growing trend of political parties and civil society organisations representing workers at hearings
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The statutory body mandated to resolve workplace disputes and save jobs will have its budget cut by R600-million over the next three years
State bodies shielding workers have been weakened by budget cuts and high demands
Data shows that during the lockdown the statutory body has dealt with 75% fewer cases than during the same period last year