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COLLECTIVE CL(OUT)

13th September 2013

By: Darlene Creamer

  

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Will centralised collective bargaining continue to have clout? Is it on the way out? Will it remain but with less pain? Reform to the collective bargaining process is crucial, says law firm Edward Nathan Sonnenbergs director Irvin Lawrence, who believes unions need to become more proactive in servicing their constituencies, especially as collective bargaining arrangements currently used within the labour relations framework are, in his view, not working. This issue was also raised at the Mining Lekgotla, where fears about labour instability and the regulatory environment were discussed.

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