The Objectives of the Labour Relations Act (Grade 10 NSC Matric Economics): Flashcards
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Year Labour Relations Act passed in South Africa
Year Labour Relations Act passed in South Africa
1995
Three main objectives of the LRA
Three main objectives of the LRA
Self-government, majorification, consultation
Self-government under LRA means
Self-government under LRA means
Parties organise autonomously
Constitutional section supporting self-government in LRA
Constitutional section supporting self-government in LRA
Section 23 of South African Constitution
Workers' right to take collective action under LRA
Workers' right to take collective action under LRA
Right to strike
Majorification objective of LRA
Majorification objective of LRA
Introduces democratic principles to workplaces
Structures for employee participation under majorification
Structures for employee participation under majorification
Workplace Forums
What consultation under LRA establishes
What consultation under LRA establishes
Effective dialogue mechanisms
CCMA stands for
CCMA stands for
Commission for Conciliation, Arbitration and Mediation
Specialised courts for labour matters established by LRA
Specialised courts for labour matters established by LRA
Labour Courts and Labour Appeals Courts