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German works councils - a model for South African workplace forums?
The aim of the introduction of workplace forums in South Africa in 1995 was to move away from adversarial bargaining to joint problem-solving and participation by employees on selected issues in order to advance economic development and global competitiveness, social justice, labour peace and the de...
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Department of Commercial Law
2018
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