IDZ definition

IDZ means an industrial development zone;
IDZ means the Coega Industrial Development Zone.
IDZ means an industrial development zone prescribed in an area designated as a Special Economic Zone in terms of section 23 or 24 of the Special Economic Zones Act] ‘Special Economic Zone’ or ‘SEZ’ has the meaning assigned thereto in section 21A(1) of the Customs and Excise Act;”;

Examples of IDZ in a sentence

  • No other increases will be applicable to you whilst you are on the IDZ, unless you are promoted to a higher job category.

  • Where possible attempts will be made to move affected employees to other Contractors on the Project and thereafter the IDZ.

  • The Employee will be issued with an IDZ access permit, which will be worn at all times for identification purposes.

  • The guidelines are established to ensure that a common framework exists for disciplinary action to be taken across the IDZ.

  • In order to facilitate the speedy resolution of disputes on the IDZ, individual projects will implement the undermentioned Dispute Resolution Procedures.

  • The purpose of this procedure is to provide for a smooth process of demobilisation of the Contractor’s Labour from the IDZ.

  • Seconded employees will be demobilised from the IDZ and returned to their Company Home base.

  • A Project on the IDZ may vary the Picketing rules by negotiation to cater for specific Project circumstances.

  • After 12 weeks of continued employment with the same contractor, employees will be paid the IDZ Rate as is contained in Annexures H 1 and L.

  • Accommodation and full board will only be provided to Employees seconded from outside the NMMM in a construction village situated near the IDZ.