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  1. CASE_NUMBER 3422 (South Africa) - COMPLAINT_DATE: 07-MRZ-22Association of Mineworkers and Construction Union (AMCU)The complainant organization alleges that section 66(2)(c) of the Labour Relations Act limits the right of workers to freedom of association by unduly restricting secondary strikes
  2. Definitive Report - REPORT_NO404, October 2023 ( 84 - 120 )
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  3. CASE_NUMBER 3391 (South Africa) - COMPLAINT_DATE: 31-AUG-20National Transport Movement (NTM)The complainant organization alleges the refusal by the state-owned railway agency to comply with a settlement agreement and a court order, granting it access to the workplace and deduction of trade union subscription fees
  4. Definitive Report - REPORT_NO397, March 2022 ( 40 - 54 )
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  5. CASE_NUMBER 3379 (South Africa) - COMPLAINT_DATE: 14-APR-20Association of Mineworkers and Construction Union (AMCU)The complainant alleges mass dismissals of its members by a metal-producing company in the context of restructuring and alleges that sections 23(1) and 189(1) of the Labour Relations Act, on which the dismissals were based, are contrary to ILO Conventions on freedom of association, in that they exclude minority unions from retrenchment consultations and do not allow them to make observations in case of extension of collective bargaining agreements
  6. Definitive Report - REPORT_NO396, October 2021 ( 52 - 77 )
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  7. CASE_NUMBER 3186 (South Africa) - COMPLAINT_DATE: 29-JAN-16the National Transport Movement (NTM)
  8. Definitive Report - REPORT_NO381, March 2017 ( 76 - 98 )
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  9. CASE_NUMBER 2406 (South Africa) - COMPLAINT_DATE: 09-DEZ-04The Oil, Chemical General and Allied Workers' Union (OCGAWU)The complainant organization alleges that 963 workers have been dismissed by Volkswagen S.A. for their participation in a strike, on the basis of a narrow interpretation of the Labour Relations Act 1995, which emphasized procedural irregularities over workers’ substantive rights and had a disproportionate effect on them. The complainant also alleges employer interference in the affairs of the trade union of which the 963 workers were then members
  10. Definitive Report - REPORT_NO340, March 2006 ( 236 - 262 )
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  11. CASE_NUMBER 2197 (South Africa) - COMPLAINT_DATE: 07-MAI-02The Union of Retail, Bar and Administrative Workers (Mandate Trade Union)The complainant alleges the refusal of the South African Embassy to Ireland to meet and negotiate with the union chosen by the locally recruited personnel to represent them
  12. Effect given to the recommendations of the committee and the Governing Body - REPORT_NO337, June 2005 ( 16 - 19 )
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  13. Report in which the committee requests to be kept informed of development - REPORT_NO334, June 2004 ( 95 - 131 )
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  14. CASE_NUMBER 852 (South Africa) - COMPLAINT_DATE: 26-MAI-76International Textile, Garment and Leather Workers' FederationThe Economic and Social Council of the United Nations decided to transmit the case to the Ad Hoc Working Group of Experts of the Commission on Human Rights which issued a report on 28 February 1978
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  15. CASE_NUMBER 767 (South Africa) - COMPLAINT_DATE: 05-OKT-73THE LESOTHO GENERAL WORKERS' UNION
  16. Definitive Report - REPORT_NO140, 1974 ( 4 - 8 )
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  17. CASE_NUMBER 472 (South Africa) - COMPLAINT_DATE: 03-MRZ-66The World Federation of Trade Unions
  18. Definitive Report - REPORT_NO91, 1966 ( 4 - 13 )
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  19. CASE_NUMBER 404 (South Africa) - COMPLAINT_DATE: 06-MAI-64The Trade Union International of Public Officials and Assimilated Workers
  20. CASE_NUMBER 340 (South Africa) - COMPLAINT_DATE: 12-JUN-63The Oxford and District Trades Council
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  21. CASE_NUMBER 321 (South Africa) - COMPLAINT_DATE: 12-MAI-62The South African Congress of Trade Unions, the International Confederation of Free Trade Unions, the World Federation of Trade Unions, the Food and Canning Workers' Union (Cape Town) and the Trade Unions International of Workers of the Food, Tobacco and Beverage Industries and Hotel, Café and Restaurant Workers (Trade Department of the World Federation of Trade Unions)
  22. Definitive Report - REPORT_NO85, 1966 ( 59 - 166 )
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  23. CASE_NUMBER 314 (South Africa) - COMPLAINT_DATE: 19-NOV-62The South African Congress of Trade Unions (S.A.C.T.U.)
  24. Definitive Report - REPORT_NO70, 1963 ( 86 - 97 )
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  25. CASE_NUMBER 311 (South Africa) - COMPLAINT_DATE: 19-FEB-63
  26. Definitive Report - REPORT_NO85, 1966 ( 59 - 166 )
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  27. CASE_NUMBER 300 (South Africa) - COMPLAINT_DATE: 12-MAI-62The South African Congress of Trade Unions (S.A.C.T.U.) and the International Confederation of Free Trade Unions (I.C.F.T.U.)
  28. Definitive Report - REPORT_NO85, 1966 ( 59 - 166 )
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  29. Interim Report - REPORT_NO68, 1963 ( 153 - 234 )
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  30. CASE_NUMBER 288 (South Africa) - COMPLAINT_DATE: 20-MRZ-62The South African Congress of Trade Unions (S.A.C.T.U.)
  31. Definitive Report - REPORT_NO70, 1963 ( 74 - 85 )
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  32. Interim Report - REPORT_NO67, 1963 ( 118 - 135 )
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  33. CASE_NUMBER 284 (South Africa) - COMPLAINT_DATE: 31-JAN-62The All-Union Central Council of Trade Unions of the U.S.S.R and the Confederation of Yugoslav Trade Unions
  34. CASE_NUMBER 278 (South Africa) - COMPLAINT_DATE: 29-DEZ-61The South African Congress of Trade Unions (S.A.C.T.U.)
  35. Definitive Report - REPORT_NO72, 1964 ( 39 - 54 )
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  36. Interim Report - REPORT_NO67, 1963 ( 108 - 117 )
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  37. CASE_NUMBER 272 (South Africa) - COMPLAINT_DATE: 15-SEP-61The Hull and District Trades Council (United Kingdom)
  38. CASE_NUMBER 261 (South Africa) - COMPLAINT_DATE: 05-APR-61The South African Congress of Trade Unions and the World Federation of Trade Unions (W.F.T.U.)
  39. Definitive Report - REPORT_NO66, 1963 ( 162 - 185 )
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  40. Interim Report - REPORT_NO58, 1962 ( 645 - 653 )
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  41. CASE_NUMBER 229 (South Africa) - COMPLAINT_DATE: 15-APR-60The World Federation of Trade Unions (W.F.T.U)
  42. Definitive Report - REPORT_NO56, 1961 ( 81 - 86 )
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  43. Interim Report - REPORT_NO49, 1961 ( 81 - 97 )
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  44. CASE_NUMBER 200 (South Africa) - COMPLAINT_DATE: 10-JUN-59The Trade Unions International of Workers of the Food, Tobacco and Beverage Industries and Hotel, Café and Restaurant Workers (Trade Department of the World Federation of Trade Unions), the South African Congress of Trade Unions and the World Federation of Trade Unions
  45. Definitive Report - REPORT_NO44, 1960 ( 149 - 185 )
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  46. CASE_NUMBER 183 (South Africa) - COMPLAINT_DATE: 30-JUN-58The World Federation of Trade Unions
  47. Definitive Report - REPORT_NO36, 1960 ( 121 - 132 )
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  48. CASE_NUMBER 147 (South Africa) - COMPLAINT_DATE: 07-DEZ-56The South African Congress of Trade Unions
  49. Interim Report - REPORT_NO28, 1958 ( 227 - 239 )
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  50. Interim Report - REPORT_NO26, 1957 ( 104 - 111 )
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  51. CASE_NUMBER 145 (South Africa) - COMPLAINT_DATE: 26-MAI-56The International Confederation of Free Trade Unions
  52. Definitive Report - REPORT_NO24, 1956 ( 187 - 209 )
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  53. CASE_NUMBER 119 (South Africa) - COMPLAINT_DATE: 22-MRZ-55The World Federation of Trade Unions
  54. CASE_NUMBER 102 (South Africa) - COMPLAINT_DATE: 20-MRZ-54The World Federation of Trade Unions and the International Confederation of Free Trade Unions
  55. Definitive Report - REPORT_NO15, 1955 ( 75 - 185 )
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  56. CASE_NUMBER 63 (South Africa) - COMPLAINT_DATE: 31-MAI-52The World Federation of Trade Unions
  57. Definitive Report - REPORT_NO12, 1954 ( 257 - 276 )
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