NEASA files second application at the labour court
Imogen Vollenhoven
29
April 2013
“We believe that she did so because of pressure from especially the trade union, we as NEASA review and see this extension by the Minister as unlawful, unreasonable and also unfair,” added Van De Walt.
The National Employer’s Association of
South Africa has filed another application in the Labour Court
The application seeks to review and set
aside the decision by the Minister of Labour Mildred Oliphant to extend the
terms of a collective agreement to non-profit that fall within the scope of the
Metal industry.
National Employer’s Association of South
Africa Spokesperson Sya van der Walt explains that NEASA has on various
occasions cautioned the Minister that she could not extend this agreement.
“We believe that she did so because of pressure from especially the trade union, we as NEASA review and see this extension by the Minister as unlawful, unreasonable and also unfair,” added Van De Walt.
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