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NEW “CON-ARB” PROCEDURE CAN CATCH EMPLOYERS UNAWARES

by | Oct 31, 2002 | 0 comments

The so-called “con-arb” procedure was recently introduced as one of the amendments to the Labour Relations Act. It is an attempt to speed up the resolution of disputes at the CCMA and Bargaining Councils. Whilst it might be a good initiative, employers would have to be more diligent. If not it could lead to embarrassment and unfortunate consequences.

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