Statistics Act, 1999
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Labour Relations Act, 1995 (Act No. 66 of 1995)Commission for Conciliation, Mediation and ArbitrationGuidelines on Misconduct ArbitrationC: Assessing Evidence and Drafting an AwardAssessing evidence and drafting an award |
(47) | The arbitrator must issue a written award, together with brief reasons, within a time period that allows the CCMA to hand down the award within 14 days after the end of the arbitration process.12 |
(48) | The arbitrator should organise the award along the following lines— |
(48.1) | the facts concerning the referral of the dispute; |
(48.2) | any preliminary ruling and the reasons for the ruling; |
(48.3) | the nature of the dispute; |
(48.4) | background facts (dealt with in more detail from paragraph 50 of these guidelines); |
(48.5) | a summary of the evidence (dealt with in more detail from paragraph 52 of these guidelines); |
(48.6) | an analysis of the evidence (dealt with in more detail from paragraph 55 of these guidelines); |
(48.7) | a conclusion on the fairness of the dismissal based on the above analysis; |
(48.8) | an analysis and determination of the remedy, if necessary; and |
(48.9) | the order. |
12. | The Labour Relations Act Amendment Act 6 of 2014 has amended section 138(7) to remove the requirement the original arbitration award be filed with the Labour Court. |