Solidarity and Others v SA Police Services and Others (JS469/12)
Solidarity and Others v SA Police Services and Others (JS469/12) [2015] ZALCJHB 266 (13 August 2015)
The Labour Court, after considering the submissions and relevant legal principles, found that although most legal arguments have been settled by higher courts, the implementation of the Collective Agreement as an equality-seeking measure remains susceptible to constitutional challenge. The competing interests between SAPS and its members in implementing the Agreement and the applicants' constitutional rights to equality warrant further consideration. The judge, reflecting dispassionately on the judgment and the issues raised, concluded that there are reasonable prospects that the Labour Appea…
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- Employment Equity
- Affirmative Action Measures
- Unfair Discrimination
- Collective Agreement
- Constitutional Right To Equality