DOCUMENTS

120,856 cases reported to CCMA so far this year - Mildred Oliphant

Gauteng province with most cases, followed by KZN then the WCape

3255. Mr D A Kganare (Cope) to ask the Minister of Labour:

(1)(a) How many cases were handled by the Commission for Conciliation, Mediation and Arbitration (CCMA) in each province (i) in (aa) 2009 and (bb) 2010 and (ii) during the period 1 January up the latest specified date for which information is available and (b) what is the staff complement of each provincial office;

Figures below are for the calendar year/s

Region/Province

2009

Caseload

2009

HR Capacity

2010

Caseload

2010

HR Capacity

January- September 2011

Caseload

January- September 2011

HR Capacity

Eastern Cape

10061

30

9403

30

7219

37

Free State

7893

24

8096

24

5837

28

Gauteng

61549

133

57042

133

47375

144

Head Office

2449

98

3098

98

2192

108

KwaZulu Natal

22281

68

25327

68

19982

82

Limpopo

7977

22

7986

22

6659

23

Mpumalanga

9642

23

9226

23

7037

24

Northern Cape

3167

13

2886

13

2141

15

North West

7704

23

7898

23

6198

31

Western Cape

20544

45

21446

45

16216

57

Total

153267

479

152408

479

120856

 

(2) whether she has found that each specified provincial office has the staffing capacity to deal with the case load; if not, what is the position in this regard; if so, what are the relevant details?

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The CCMA has during its caseload climb period over the last few years adopted a going concern strategy, as well as a process for reviewing its business model to revaluate how its funding model operates. During this process a different strategy in utilising Commissioners was adopted. This enabled the organisation to meet its caseload demands and efficiencies. It is still in the process of evaluating the ongoing sustainability of the processes adopted. The organization employs both full time and part time commissioners.

Issued by Parliament, November 23 2011

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