CCMA Review
A Labour Court process used to challenge a CCMA arbitration award on review grounds rather than rehearing the case from the beginning.
Definition
A CCMA review is not the same as an ordinary appeal. The focus is usually whether the award can legally stand, whether the process was fair enough, whether the commissioner committed a reviewable irregularity, and whether urgent time limits apply.
Key takeaways
A Labour Court process used to challenge a CCMA arbitration award on review grounds rather than rehearing the case from the beginning.
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Common situations
CCMA award challenge
Labour Court review
Late review application
Related resources
Resources and guides
CCMA Checklist
Preparation checklist for CCMA referral, conciliation, and arbitration steps.
Labour LawClient Document PackCCMA Arbitration Evidence Pack
CCMA Arbitration Evidence Pack: organise Referral form, Certificate of outcome, Set-down notice and a dated evidence index before your consultation.
Labour LawClient Document PackCivil Litigation Consultation Pack
Civil Litigation Consultation Pack: prepare Summons, Notice of motion, Pleadings and identify missing records before legal advice.
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CCMA Review FAQs
What does CCMA Review mean?
A Labour Court process used to challenge a CCMA arbitration award on review grounds rather than rehearing the case from the beginning.
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