Let courts decide on industrial relations cases

THE Human Resources Ministry would like to respond to “Minister must continue with screening role” (The Star, July 11).

The Industrial Relations Department views that the recommendation that the Human Resources minister release his discretionary powers to determine whether or not to refer a representation to the Industrial Court as an accurate proposition.

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