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Labour Court of South Africa, Port Elizabeth

The Labour Court has the same status as a high court. The Labour Court adjudicates matters relating to labour disputes. Appeals are made to the Labour Appeal Court.

Physical address
Bird street 2, Central Port Elizabeth, Port Elizabeth, 6001
3 judgments
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Judgment date
February 2013
Arbitrator reasonably found no dismissal; review dismissed and applicant ordered to pay costs.
Labour law – jurisdictional fact of dismissal – objective assessment of whether conduct constituted dismissal or repudiation; fixed-term/automatic appointment clauses; requisites for repudiation; review standards and awarding costs for ill-founded review applications.
22 February 2013
Reported
An unreviewed CCMA in limine ruling on employer identity is binding for trial unless set aside.
Labour law – CCMA in limine determination of employer identity – jurisdictional fact for conciliation and certificate of non-resolution – unreviewed CCMA ruling binding for purposes of trial; Labour Court review available under s158(1)(g); hearsay objection to attorney’s affidavit dismissed.
14 February 2013
Reported
Section 65(1)(c) LRA is to be read literally and does not bar strikes over disputes referable under other labour statutes.
Labour law – strikes – section 65(1)(c) LRA – literal interpretation; disputes referable under other labour statutes (e.g. BCEA) fall outside s65(1)(c); certainty when limiting constitutional right to strike; entitlement to interdict strike.
12 February 2013