Arbitration move by Eskom threatens to delay wage deal
The dispute relates to whether Eskom workers who embarked on an unprotected strike during wage negotiations should be disciplined.
The dispute relates to whether Eskom workers who embarked on an unprotected strike during wage negotiations should be disciplined.
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This text examines the role of arbitration institutions generally in the arbitration process and in particular in the development of arbitration in Africa.