In 1987, the Labour Court recommended that Leo Laboratories Limited introduce its proposed maintenance management system as soon as possible, with its effect on work practices assessed over six months. The recommendation was signed on 21 August 1987. The company said the system was needed for maintenance planning and regulatory requirements. The Amalgamated Engineering Union argued that it would add duties for craftsmen and sought a trial to assess productivity effects. The Court recommended further discussions after the assessment, with a Court officer's assistance if needed.
Labour Court recommends Leo Laboratories introduce maintenance system
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