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AI summary
The Labour Appeal Court heard an appeal about the interpretation and application of clause 10.1 in a collective agreement concerning a shift allowance. It held that the Labour Court had erred in treating the matter as administrative action and set aside that order.
This appears to concern the interpretation and application of a collective agreement in the local government labour context.
Evidence from source
the issue concerned the appellant seeking to unilaterally and unlawfully vary the manner in which it decided to apply the agreement for the past ten years.
Supports: plain_summary sentence 1
There was no decision taken by the appellant which constituted an administrative action in terms of PAJA.
Supports: plain_summary sentence 2