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(3) Notwithstanding subrule (2), documents may be faxed at any time to the Commission. 3 How to calculate time periods in these Rules (1) For the purpose of calculating any period of time in terms of these Rules- (a) day means a calendar day; and (b) the first day is excluded and the last day is included, subject to subrule (2).

(a) day means a calendar day; and (b) the first day is excluded and the last day is included, subject to subrule (2). (2) The last day of any period must be excluded if it falls on a Saturday, Sunday, public holiday or on a day during the period between 16 December to 7 January.

CEO (SA) - CCMA RULES How to calculate time periods in these Rules: (1) For the purpose of calculating any period of time in terms of these Rules-a. Day means a calendar day; and b. the first day is excluded and the last day is included, subject to sub-rule (2). (2) The last day of any period must be excluded if it falls on a

The CCMA is open every day from Monday to Friday, except public holidays, between the hours of 08h30 and 16h30. You may file documents during these hours or fax or e-mail them at any time. Rule 3 How to calculate time periods “Days” are ordinary days (not only working days). Time periods in the

The amendment to Rule 3(2) indicates that the CCMA has aligned its approach to the computation of days with the Labour Court, which also does not provide a dies non period between December and January. The practical implications of the amendment to Rule 3(2) are illustrated by two scenarios below. Scenario 1: CCMA Notifying Parties of Conciliation

3 How to calculate time periods in these Rules (1) For the purpose of calculating any period of time in terms of these Rules - (a) day means a calendar day; and (b) the first day is excluded and the last day is included, subject to sub - rule (2). (2) The last day of any period must be excluded if it falls on a Saturday, Sunday,

Rule 3 of the CCMA: Time Periods. For the purposes of calculating any time period in the rules, a day means a calendar day (Saturdays, Sundays and public holidays included) with the first day excluded and the last day included in the calculation.

3 How to calculate time periods in these Rules (1) For the purpose of calculating any period of time in terms of these Rules - (a) day means a calendar day; and (b) the first day is excluded and the last day is included, subject to sub-rule (2). (2) The last day of any period must be excluded if it falls on a Saturday, Sunday,

(1) For the purpose of calculating any period of time in terms of these Rules – (a)day means a calendar day; and (b) the first day is excluded and the last day is included, subject to sub- rule (2). (2)The last day of any period must be excluded if it falls on a Saturday, Sunday, public holiday or on a day during the period between 16 ...

RULE 3 HOW TO CALCULATE TIME PERIODS IN THESE RULES “Days” are calendar days (not only working days) and in calculating days, the first day is excluded and the last day is included, except if the ... represent that party in terms of the Act or the CCMA Rules. Where a document has not been signed or was signed by a person who is not entitled ...

Take note that the 30-day period is ordinary calendar days. Where a referral is late the applicant must apply for condonation following CCMA Rule 5.3: ... In terms of the definition of ‘day’ in the CCMA Rules a ‘day’ is calculated as a working day and is defined as: “any day excluding Saturday, Sunday, public holiday and the days in ...

Additionally, the CCMA follows a “calendar month” approach for certain time periods. This means that if a specific number of days is mentioned, it is interpreted as the equivalent number of calendar months. For example, if a notice period of 30 days is required, it would be interpreted as one calendar month.

(1) For the purpose of calculating any period of time in terms of these Rules - (a) day means a calendar day; and (b) the first day is excluded and the last day is included, subject to sub- rule (2). (2) The last day of any period must be excluded if it falls on a Saturday, Sunday, public holiday or on a day during the period between 16 ...

The calculation of CCMA days is essential for various purposes, including determining time limits for lodging disputes and assessing the duration of the conciliation and arbitration processes. ... The CCMA rules and procedures provide guidance on the time frames and deadlines involved, but certain factors, such as the complexity of the dispute ...

electronic referral online portals at any time and on any day of the week to the Commission. 3 How to calculate time periods in these Rules (1) For the purpose of calculating any period of time in terms of these Rules - (a) day means a calendar day; and (b) the first day is excluded and the last day is included, subject to sub-rule (2).

RULE 3 HOW TO CALCULATE TIME PERIODS IN THESE RULES “Days” are calendar days (not only working days) and in calculating days, the first day is excluded and the last day is included, except if the ... represent that party in terms of the Act or the CCMA Rules. Where a document has not been signed or was signed by a person who is not entitled ...

RULE 3 HOW TO CALCULATE TIME PERIODS IN THESE RULES “Days” are calendar days (not only working days) and in calculating days, the first day is excluded and the last day is included, except if the last day falls on a Saturday, Sunday or a public holiday and then it will be the first working day following the Sunday or public holiday.

Rule 2 When the offices of the Commission are open? The CCMA is open every day from Monday to Friday, except public holidays, between the hours of 08h30 and 16h30. You may file documents during these hours or fax or e-mail them at any time. Rule 3 How to calculate time periods “Days” are ordinary days (not only working days).