{"issue_text":"Whether designated agent's ruling that retrenchment notices issued during forced leave violated collective bargaining agreement should be confirmed","issue_type":"law","dispositive":"yes","related_facts":"Notices issued 2016-07-05, employees on forced leave, dispute resolved 2016-07-20"}
{"issue_text":"Whether employer must pay minimum retrenchment package when exemption not granted by effective date","issue_type":"law","dispositive":"yes","related_facts":"Retrenchment effective 2016-10-04, exemption applied 2016-09-22, not granted by effective date"}
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Background
The applicant, acting as a designated agent, had issued a ruling ordering the employer to restart the retrenchment process. The employer failed to comply with the ruling. The applicant then sought confirmation of her ruling from the Labour Court. The core dispute centered on whether retrenchment notices issued while employees were on forced unpaid leave violated the collective bargaining agreement.
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