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Notices·Government Gazette notice·31 March 2026

Government Gazette 54438, Notice R. 7333

Labour Relations Act, 1995: Correction Notice: Motor Industry Bargaining Council - MIBCO: Extension to non- parties of the Amending Administrative Collective Agreement

Issued by the Department of Employment and Labour, published in Government Gazette 54438 of 31 March 2026, pages 3 to 12.

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What it is

Kind

Government Gazette notice

Labour Relations Act, 1995: Correction Notice: Motor Industry Bargaining Council - MIBCO: Extension to non- parties of the Amending Administrative Collective Agreement

Used for

Minimum wages

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Every figure it set

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Employees other than apprentices, NationalCouncil levy (returns to the Council), clause 13(5) as amended, levy

Record mibco-7333-levy-employees-other-than-apprentices-employee

Employees other than apprentices, NationalCouncil levy (returns to the Council), clause 13(5) as amended, levy

Record mibco-7333-levy-employees-other-than-apprentices-employer

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