Essential Services Committee definition

Essential Services Committee means the Committee established in terms of section 97(1)(b);

Essential Services Committee. ' means the Essential Services

Essential Services Committee means the Essential Services Committee established under section 29 of the Labour Institutions Act;

Examples of Essential Services Committee in a sentence

• Workers in other sectors may also be subject to this limitation as determined by the Essential Services Committee.

• For the rest it leaves the task of determining and designating essential servicesto the Essential Services Committee (ESC) – section 71.However, there is one exception to the prohibition on strikes in essential services – where an employer and a recognised trade union conclude a ‘minimum services agreement’ (MSA) which is ratified, all employees in that service excluding those who will render the minimum service are entitled to strike.

• If the election of Hisayoshi Fuwa as Outside Director is approved at this General Meeting of Shareholders, the Company will enter into the same liability limitation agreement with him.3. Masamitsu Kisaki and Yukinori Nakayama serve as executives of NEC Corporation, the parent company of the Company.

• The Essential Services Committee (ESC) is a legislated Committee functioning under the auspices of the CCMA.

• In the United Republic of Tanzania, the Essential Services Committee may designate a service as essential if the interruption of that service endangers the personal safety or health of the population or any part of it.

• In South Africa, an Essential Services Committee has been created with the function of GB323-INS_5-Appendix III_[CABIN-150311-1]-En.docx 33investigating whether or not the whole or a part of any service is an essential service, and then deciding whether or not to designate the whole or a part of that service as an essential service.

• In principle, ‘What this means is that if any party has any matter relating to labour laws the proper court of resort is the Labour Court, but this does not take away the general powers and jurisdiction of the High Court under the Judicature and Application of Laws Act.’83 In particular, the Labour Court has power to determine appeals from the decisions of the Registrar made under Part IV of the ELRA; reviews and revisions of the CMA arbitrator's awards; and decisions of the Essential Services Committee.

• The right to strike Unlike police who are explicitly declared an essential services within the LRA, fire fighters and emergency medical personnel have subsequently been declared essential services by the Essential Services Committee, set up in terms of the Act.

• The following are some considerations the ESC will look at: 11 Pillay, The South African Essential Services Committee Part I: The definition of essential services in South Africa Southern African Business Review, Volume 5, Issue 1, Jan 2001, p.

• Following the chaotic public sector strike a few years ago when many employees in essential services went on strike, the amendments to the LRA will change the composition of the Essential Services Committee (ESC) to ensure its independence and to give it more teeth to determine and monitor essential services.

More Definitions of Essential Services Committee

Essential Services Committee means the Committee established in terms of section 94(1)(b);

Essential Services Committee means the Committee established under section 92;

Essential Services Committee means the Essential ServicesCommittee established under section 29 of the Labour Institutions Act;

Essential Services Committee means the Committee established under Section 92; "federation" means a body registered in terms of this Act which is wholly comprised of employers and/or a combination of employers' associations, trade unions or staff associations as the case may be;