It goes on to discuss the impact that each one of the Chapter II and Chapter III provisions has on labour relations, thereby determining the extent to which there exists an intersection between constitutional law and labour law. It also brings to the fore the judicial interventions that have taken place in Lesotho with...
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Given that the labour law stipulates that at least 50% of the workers need to be members of one union for the union to receive recognition and engage in collective bargaining with the fac- tory owners, this was a problem. In addition, rivalry amongst the unions, in particular between the ...