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Labour Law [2016] ZALAC 39

Plastic Converters Association of South Africa (PCASA) v National Union of Mineworkers Union of South Africa and Others (JA112/14)

Plastic Converters Association of South Africa (PCASA) v National Union of Mineworkers Union of South Africa and Others (JA112/14) [2016] ZALAC 39; (2016) 37 ILJ 2815 (LAC) (6 July 2016)

Court
Labour Appeal Court
Case number
JA112/14
Judges
Tlaletsi, Davis, Musi

The Labour Appeal Court held that PCASA was properly admitted to the MEIBC and that the Plastics Negotiating Forum was an exclusive bargaining chamber for the plastic sector.

  • Bargaining Council Membership
  • Exclusive Collective Bargaining Forum
  • Strike Protection
  • Locus Standi
  • Plastic Industry Sector Negotiation
  • Bargaining-council-membership
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Labour Law [2015] ZALAC 46

National Union of Metal Workers of South Africa and Others v Transnet Soc Limited (JA96/2014)

National Union of Metal Workers of South Africa and Others v Transnet Soc Limited (JA96/2014) [2015] ZALAC 46; (2016) 37 ILJ 638 (LAC); [2016] 1 BLLR 47 (LAC) (6 November 2015)

Court
Labour Appeal Court
Case number
JA96/2014
Judges
Tlaletsi, C J Musi, Savage

The Labour Appeal Court held that NUMSA’s strike against Transnet was a refusal-to-bargain dispute requiring an advisory arbitration award, so the strike was unprotected.

  • Refusal To Bargain
  • Strike Protection
  • Collective Agreements
  • Advisory Arbitration Award
  • Organisational Rights
  • Refusal-to-bargain
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