Anton Roskam () (Institute of Development and Labour Law,University of Cape Town)
Abstract
Abstract: This paper welcomes the fact that the discussion about the labour market and small business has broadened in scope. It considers some of the suggestions made by Cheadle (2006) in his recent concept paper. These include dismissals, unfair labour practices, appointments and promotions and collective bargaining. It also suggests that other changes to our labour laws are necessary, including the need for a doctrine of equal pay for equivalent work, the regulation of labour broker arrangements and other atypical employees, and the manner in which terms and conditions of employment can be amended. Besides legislative amendments it argues against the demise of the Labour Court and for greater administrative and judicial efficiency in that court.
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Paper provided by University of Cape Town, Development Policy Research Unit in its series Working Papers with number
9608.
Length: 64 pages Date of creation: Jan 2007 Date of revision: Publication status: Published in Working Paper Series by the Development Policy Research Unit, February 2007, pages 1-64 Handle: RePEc:ctw:wpaper:9608