Urgent Notice To Parties - If parties fall within the scope of the Bargaining Council for the Civil Engineering Industry, it is important to refer your dispute referral to the Council and not to the CCMA. Referring your dispute to the CCMA
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Dispute referral to the BCCEI Dispute Resolution Centre
Parties within the scope of the Bargaining Council for the Civil Engineering Industry can refer their disputes to the BCCEI Dispute Resolution Centre instead of the CCMA to avoid delays caused by the Labour Relations Act's timeframes.
- Who it is for
- parties within the scope of the BCCEI
- How to act on it
- Send or deliver the dispute referral to the Johannesburg office or any of the other BCCEI offices
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All referrals must be sent or delivered to our Johannesburg office where all referrals are processed, unless it is convenient to deliver it to any one of our other offices.
Assistance from the BCCEI Dispute Resolution Centre
Individuals seeking help with dispute referrals can contact the BCCEI Dispute Resolution Centre for guidance and support.
- Who it is for
- individuals needing assistance with dispute referrals
- How to act on it
- Contact the BCCEI via email at disputes@bccei.co.za or call (011) 450 4963 / 66 and ask for someone in the Dispute Resolution Centre
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If you need any assistance, please feel free to contact us and ask for someone in our Dispute Resolution Centre.
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City of Johannesburg, Gauteng
Reference
https://bccei.co.za/urgent-notice-to-parties/
Key Takeaways
- organization: Bargaining Council for the Civil Engineering Industry (BCCEI)
- instruction: refer disputes to BCCEI Dispute Resolution Centre, not CCMA
- risk: referral to CCMA may cause delays under Labour Relations Act timeframes
- office: Johannesburg office as primary referral destination; other offices also acceptable
- contact: disputes@bccei.co.za; phone (011) 450 4963 / 66
- statutory basis: Labour Relations Act (LRA) 66 of 1995
- audience: parties within the scope of BCCEI
- date: February 16, 2019
- subject: urgent notice regarding dispute referral process