Statistics Act, 1999
R 385
Labour Relations Act, 1995 (Act No. 66 of 1995)NoticesNational Bargaining Council of SA Leather IndustryThe Agency Shop Collective Agreement for EmployeesExtension to Non-Parties of the Agency Shop Collective Agreement for EmployeesAnnexure A : Exemption and Exemption Appeal Policy and Procedure8. Exemption Criteria |
The Exemptions Committee and Independent Appeal Body must when considering an exemption application/appeal, take into account the following criteria:
(a) | any written and/or verbal substantiation provided by the applicant |
(b) | fairness to the employer, its employees and other employers and the employees in the industry; |
(c) | whether an exemption, if granted, would undermine this Agreement or the collective bargaining process; |
(d) | whether it will make a material difference to the viability of a new business, or a business previously outside the jurisdiction of the Council; |
(e) | unexpected economic hardship occurring during the currency of The Agreement, and job creation and/or loss thereof. |
(f) | the infringement of basic conditions of employment rights; |
(g) | the fact that a competitive advantage might be created by the exemption; |
(h) | comparable benefits or provisions where applicable; |
(i) | the applicant's compliance with other statutory requirements such as the Occupational Injuries and Diseases Act or Unemployment Insurance; or any other factor which is considered appropriate. |