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Working Paper No. 47, 'Assessing South Africa's Commission for Conciliation, Mediation and Arbitration (CCMA)'

This paper is one in a series of national studies that examine how certain highperforming dispute resolution institutions have responded to the changing nature of workplace disputes with a view to informing future developments in dispute resolution policy. Undertaken on behalf of the ILO by leading regional experts, each paper in the series looks at the evolution of a national dispute resolution institution. Highlighting the key challenges the institution has faced and the ways in which it has responded, the papers offer a critical insight into the achievements and continued weaknesses of the system in question.

Type: Working paper
Date issued: 09 April 2013
Reference: 2226-7840[ISSN]
Authors: Paul Benjamin

Tags: labour disputes, dispute settlement, labour legislation

Regions and countries covered: Global, South Africa

Unit responsible: ILO's Industrial and Employment Relations Department

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