The South African Chamber of Commerce and
Industry said it is disturbing by the tenor of deliberations on the Labour Relations
Amendments Bill, currently taking place at the Parliamentary Portfolio
Committee on Labour.
The African
National Congress Members of Parliament on Tuesday succeeded in removing a
clause from the bill that would have required unions to conduct strike ballots.
The bill is
currently before parliament's labour portfolio committee.
SACCI
Spokesperson Peggy Drosky said the proposed amendments were subject to
intensive at NEDLAC where business raised concerns relating to the
banning of labour brokers, where agreement was reached on a time span for
temporary employment of six months.
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