FINAL DECISION
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- DEADLOCK
- DEADLOCK
- THE CASE IS REFERRED TO
- SECRETARY
- ELEMENT
- The case of the unlawful strike action
- I am gonna give the case tomorrow morning to Sir
- ANALYSE THE CASE
- Good morning Mr Talumbo. I am here to give you the case that you will arbitrator next week all the element.
- The case of the unlawful strike action
- Element
- Good morning!
- Thank you
- Both parties reach the deadlock negotiation.
- LABOUR COURT
- Good morning Sir.
- I introduce myself I am Talumbo. Today I am your arbitrator in the case of the unlawful strike action . I already have all the element concerning this case
- Good morning Sir
- The case is referred to Court, it is the assistant of the Arbitrator who received the case and He is going to it to the Arbitrator by tomorrow morning.
- FINAL DECISION
- 1. The strike must be immediately be suspend and report back to work.2- The participant are not to be in charged and/ or discipline for their participation in strike.3- The wages of the employees will be increase of 5%
- I decide to
- The arbitrator received the case with all the elements. He is going to analyse the case and give a final decision.
- NO APPEAL
- The decision of the judge is suspend of the strike, increase 5% and we will not be charge
- We didn't received what we initially wanted but I think it's fine
- I agree we are not going to appeal on the decision
- The managers and the shop stewards meet are the Court the case of the unlawful strike action organize by the member of the union during 10 consecutive days.
- The arbitrator has finally give his decisions to the managers and shop steward so we can see the disclosure of the case both parties shakes hands following the decision rendered by the arbitrator.
- Thank you Ms. Good bye!
- Thank you so much. Good bye
- The shop steward meet the members of the union after the arbitration to announce the decision of the arbitrator and they dede to not apeal.
- I think everything is clear. thank you so much everyone.
- Yes, you're right.
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