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Social dialogue in action: Organised labour influence on trade policy in South Africa | SA News

FEDUSA has been engaged in social dialogue for many years. We have been privileged to be part of the premier social dialogue forum in South Africa, the National Economic Development and Labour Council (NEDLAC). Within NEDLAC, there are four chambers, one of which is dedicated to trade and industry. FEDUSA has both a representative and an alternate in the trade and industry chamber to ensure continuity and sustainability in our engagement.

There is also a dedicated subcommittee, the Technical Sectoral Liaison Committee (TESELICO), in which we participate actively. Our involvement has been shaped by the experiences of one of our affiliates, the National Union of Leather and Allied…

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