Employment disputes better resolved through mediation-AG
Employment disputes better resolved through mediation-AG
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fijivillage.com
Saturday 30/07/2011
Majority of employment disputes are better resolved through mediation services as compared to trade unions.
Attorney General Aiyaz Sayed-Khaiyum said this as the government will no longer deduct the union levy from the civil servants pay who are members of the public sector unions.
Sayed-Khaiyum said according to past records, close to 80% of mediation matters were resolved between an individual employee and employer as compared to employees being represented by a trade union.
The decision is effective from the next civil service pay on Thursday.
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