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AI summary
The Constitutional Court dealt with a labour dispute about dismissals for operational requirements after a failed facilitation process under section 189A of the Labour Relations Act. The Court granted leave to appeal and upheld the appeal, setting aside the Labour Appeal Court order and reinstating the Labour Court order. The matter was remitted to the Labour Court to decide the merits of the applicants’ case.
This may be relevant to labour law matters involving section 189A facilitation, conciliation and Labour Court referrals.
Evidence from source
1. Leave to appeal is granted. 2. The appeal is upheld. 3. The order of the Labour Appeal Court is set aside. 4. The order of the Labour Court is reinstated
Supports: Summary sentence 2
the matter is remitted to the Labour Court to decide the merits of the applicants’ case.
Supports: Summary sentence 3