Bargaining Councils

Bargaining Councils

The Nhbrc- national home builder registration council

Bargaining Councils

We are a service-centred organisation whose basic core function is to manage conditions of employment between road freight and logistics industry employers and employees in order to ensure labour stability within the industry. We achieve this through facilitation, mediation and setting minimum standards and conditions of employment between employers and employees within the road freight and logistics industry. We also provide benefits to ...

Bargaining Councils

Bargaining Councils

The Building Industry Bargaining Council (Cape of Good Hope) is a sector and area-specific Bargaining Council created in terms of the Labour Relations Act (1995) . The Labour Relations Act (LRA) provides that employer and employee representative organizations within an industry or area can enter into collective agreements covering "any areas of mutual interest' and if they are sufficiently representative of the industry, the parties can approach the Minister of Labour to gazette these agreements and extend them to bind non-parties as well.

Bargaining Councils

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Bargaining Councils

For a growing Clothing Industry in South Africa

Bargaining Councils

Bargaining Councils

Our objectives and main aims are:* to consider and regulate in accordance with the provisions of the labour relations act and the constitution of the republic of South Africa, matters of mutual interest to the parties to the council;* to promote sound employment relationships between employers and employees in the industry;* to prevent and resolve labour disputes in accordance with the industry's collective agreements and / or the constitution of the bargaining council;* to endeavour to promote and maintain Industrial peace in the industry;* to promote centralised bargaining and conclude and enforce collective agreements for the industry;* to consider, advise and make representations on any legislation or proposed legislation that may affect the relationship between the industry's employers and employees and their representative organisations;* to consider and deal with such other matters as may affect the interest of the parties and the industry;. ..

Bargaining Councils

The Labour Relations Act provides for the self-regulation of Industries through the medium of Bargaining Councils. MIBCO is a Bargaining Council as envisaged in the Act whose mission is to create and maintain industrial peace and stability in the Motor Industry. It provides the following services to approximately 14 000 Employers and 182 000 Employees throughout the RSA. Forum and facilities for Collective Bargaining, Settlement of Labour Disputes, Provision of Social Benefits for the upliftment of all persons falling within the Industry, i. e. Pension, Provident, Medical, Sick, Accident, Maternity and Holiday Pay Funds. It consists of representatives from both Employers' and Employees' Organisations and has equal representation from both groups (see Organagram) . The Agreements negotiated by the Council are, where necessary, extended by the State to cover the entire Industry once satisfied that the Parties to the Council are in the majority.

Bargaining Councils

The NBCRFLI (Council) is governed by the Labour Relations Act of 1995, which allows for employer and employee organisations to establish a bargaining council for an industry. Through the bargaining council, trade unions and employer organisations are able to negotiate matters that are of mutual interest to the road freight and logistics industry. This approach allows for better regulation of matters which affect the industry as a whole, thereby enforcing minimum standards and conditions of employment within the road freight and logistics industry. We are a service-centred organisation whose basic core function is to manage conditions of employment between road freight and logistics industry employers and employees in order to ensure labour stability within the industry. We achieve this through facilitation, mediation and setting minimum standards and conditions of employment between employers and employees within the road freight and logistics industry.

Bargaining Councils

Bargaining Councils

The Labour Relations Act provides for the self-regulation of Industries through the medium of Bargaining Councils. MIBCO is a Bargaining Council as envisaged in the Act whose mission is to create and maintain industrial peace and stability in the Motor Industry. It provides the following services to approximately 14 000 Employers and 182 000 Employees throughout the RSA. Forum and facilities for Collective Bargaining, Settlement of Labour Disputes, Provision of Social Benefits for the upliftment of all persons falling within the Industry, i. e. Pension, Provident, Medical, Sick, Accident, Maternity and Holiday Pay Funds. It consists of representatives from both Employers' and Employees' Organisations and has equal representation from both groups (see Organagram) . The Agreements negotiated by the Council are, where necessary, extended by the State to cover the entire Industry once satisfied that the Parties to the Council are in the majority.

Bargaining Councils

The Labour Relations Act provides for the self-regulation of Industries through the medium of Bargaining Councils. MIBCO is a Bargaining Council as envisaged in the Act whose mission is to create and maintain industrial peace and stability in the Motor Industry. It provides the following services to approximately 14 000 Employers and 182 000 Employees throughout the RSA. Forum and facilities for Collective Bargaining, Settlement of Labour Disputes, Provision of Social Benefits for the upliftment of all persons falling within the Industry, i. e. Pension, Provident, Medical, Sick, Accident, Maternity and Holiday Pay Funds. It consists of representatives from both Employers' and Employees' Organisations and has equal representation from both groups (see Organagram) . The Agreements negotiated by the Council are, where necessary, extended by the State to cover the entire Industry once satisfied that the Parties to the Council are in the majority

Bargaining Councils