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AI summary
The Labour Appeal Court dealt with an appeal about Eskom’s decision not to shortlist an employee for a Chief Advisor post because he did not hold the advertised minimum qualification. It held that the Labour Court had misapplied the review test and set aside the compensation order, reinstating the arbitration award and dismissing the review.
This may be relevant to labour law matters involving promotion disputes, review proceedings and relief granted in the Labour Court.
Evidence from source
the Labour Court misdirected itself in that it failed to apply correctly the review test.
Supports: The Labour Appeal Court found that the Labour Court had applied the review test incorrectly.