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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"Bargaining councils"”.
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A study of four key aspects within five bargaining councils over the period 1995 to 2010
The research focused on bargaining councils in five industries as statutory institutions for centralised collective bargaining. The purpose was to determine how bargaining councils adapted to the changing environment during the 15-year period from 1995 to 2010, with a particular focus on …
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Public Service Labour Relations: Centralised Collective Bargaining and Social dialogue in the Public Service of South Africa(1997 to 2007)
Through South African labour legislation, bargaining councils are empowered to conclude collective agreements between employers and trade unions. While bargaining councils were created for virtually every sector within the South African private sector, only one bargaining council exists for the …
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Collective bargaining in a globalised era : a change in approach
… Act of 1995 which established a collective bargaining system combining new elements with elements from the previous legislative dispensation. The new system retained the voluntary duty to bargain. It balanced this by entrenching a protected right to resort to industrial action as well as by …
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German works councils - a model for South African workplace forums?
… Africa in 1995 was to move away from adversarial bargaining to joint problem-solving and participation by employees on selected issues in order to advance economic development and global competitiveness, social justice, labour peace and the democratisation of the workplace. The drafters of the LRA …
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The Role of Interpreters in Labour Tribunals
Interpreters within labour tribunals encounter role strain due to their assignment of multiple duties and responsibilities beyond their primary function of interpreting during proceedings. The assumption of supplementary duties by labour tribunal interpreters results in work overload, burnout, and …