ELRC definition

ELRC means the Education Labour Relations Council, a bargaining council duly established in terms of the Labour Relations Act with registration no: LR2/6/6/110 herein represented by Mahalingum Govender duly authorised thereto by resolution;
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ELRC. Education Labour Relations Council; “PSCBC” - Public Service Coordinating Bargaining Council;
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Examples of ELRC in a sentence

  • Any dispute about the interpretation or application of this collective agreement shall be resolved in terms of the dispute resolution procedure of the ELRC.

  • An agreement was reached in the ELRC (Resolution 8 of 2003) to integrate the existing programmes on quality management in education.

  • Should an employee disagree with the outcome of the moderation committee, such an employee may invoke the dispute resolution procedures of the ELRC.

  • The ELRC plays a central role in promoting good relations between the employer and employees in schools and in advancing research into teacher issues.

  • The ELRC shall be composed of an equal number of representatives appointed by the Union President and the Superintendent, but not to exceed ten (10) members in total.

  • Unless the receiving party agrees to the proposed change as presented in writing, the Education Labor Relations Committee (ELRC) shall be convened within ten (10) calendar days, excluding holiday breaks, of receipt of notification to discuss and bargain in good faith with respect to the proposed change.

  • Works directly under the certificated 40 personnel in charge of the ELRC programs.

  • Subsidized children ay not attend more ours than approved by ELRC.

  • A separate contract must be submitted for each child enrolled in the ELRC.

  • Responsibility: You agree that you will be responsible for any loss, damage or destruction by your child of any property of the ELRC and for any damages for which the ELRC becomes liable or chargeable because of your child’s actions.