Labour Relations Act, 1995 (Act No. 66 of 1995)RegulationsPicketing Regulations2. Agreement on picketing rules |
| (1) | The Commission or bargaining council must notify the parties to a dispute that, if the dispute is not resolved, a trade union may not engage in a picket unless— |
| (a) | there is a collective agreement regulating picketing; |
| (b) | an agreement on picketing rules is reached in the conciliation proceedings; or |
| (c) | picketing rules are determined by the Commission in terms of section 69(5) of the Act. |
| (2) | The Commission or bargaining council must in that notice request that the trade union submit a copy of any collective agreement regulating picketing to the conciliator. |
| (3) | If the appointed conciliator is satisfied that there is no collective agreement that regulates picketing, the conciliator must, before issuing a certificate of non-resolution, attempt to secure an agreement between the parties to the dispute on picketing rules using the default picketing rules as a basis. |