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It is strange that the judgment does not refer to pages 317-318 in Labour Relations Law: A Comprehensive Guide 6th ed (LexisNexis, 2015) where the cases and the issues are discussed.
Reported
[2016] 7 BLLR 649; (2016) 37 ILJ 1839 (LAC)
Headnote:
Collective agreements – Disputes concerning interpretation or application – Phrase “interpretation of (sic) application” not to be read disjunctively – Minimum requirement for dispute referred under section 24 is that parties dispute meaning or application of collective agreement – Such dispute not established merely because claim flows from collective agreement.