This is an appeal against an award in favour of respondents.
Respondents were employed by the appellant on different dates. Their contracts were terminated and they complained of
- non payment of wages
- non payment of cash in lieu of leave
- non-payment of overtime
- Non-payment of holiday allowances
- Unlawful deductions; and
- Non-issuance of soap and show polish.
The matter was not settled at conciliation and was referred to arbitration. More
To borrow from the respondent, it is trite law that before reaching any finding, the court or tribunal must consider all the facts and this must be shown to be done.
Unfortunately in the case before me, it is not clear how the arbitrator reached the conclusion that the respondent had not signed the full and final settlement agreement.
The appellant’s submissions before the arbitrator on p 27 of record raised same point in limine for the two claimants before the arbitrator, that they had already been paid in full and final settlement in terms of agreements signed. More
This is an appeal and a review against an arbitral award handed down on 13 February 2013 which quantified terminal benefits in favour of the respondents. The quantification emanated from an earlier award, handed down on 2 March 2012, in terms of which the appellant was ordered to pay terminal benefits to the respondents. More
This is an appeal against the decision of an arbitrator, declining to grant condonation for the late noting of an application for rescission of judgment. More
The 1st to the 56th Respondents who are applicant employees brought a claim for alleged non-payment of outstanding salaries and the dispute was referred for adjudication in terms of section 63 of the Labour Act [chapter 28:01] (the Act). The designated agent made a determination on 20 November 2023. The applicant was dissatisfied with the determination and filed this application for review alleging procedural unfairness and bias. More
