Employment Act · s 128

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s 128Joinder of several complaints in one complaint

(1)

Where it appears to the Commissioner in any proceedings under this Part that there are more than one employee having a common cause for complaint against the same employer or person liable, it shall not be necessary for each employee to make a separate complaint.

(2)

The Commissioner may, if he thinks fit, permit one or more of the employees to make a complaint and to attend and act on behalf of and generally to represent the others, and the Commissioner may proceed to a decision on the joint complaint or complaints of each and all such employees:

Employment 86

Provided that where the Commissioner is of the opinion that the interests of the employer or person liable are likely to be prejudiced by the non-attendance of any employee, he shall require the personal attendance of such employee.