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AI summary
The Labour Appeal Court heard PRASA's appeal against a Labour Court order that had reviewed and set aside an arbitration award about the dismissals of four trade union representatives. The court said the review test is reasonableness, not correctness, and held that the Labour Court had used the wrong approach. The appeal was upheld and the review application was dismissed.
This appears to concern review proceedings, dismissal disputes, and the role of the Labour Court and CCMA in arbitration awards.
Evidence from source
The appeal is upheld. 2. The order of the Labour Court is set aside, and it is replaced with an order that: “ The application for review is dismissed. ”
Supports: Supports the summary of the final outcome.