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What steps can workers take if the employer refuses to bargain? ▸ State workers have no remedy if the employer refuses to bargain because they are excluded from CB laws. ▸ Non-state workers have three options: strike, voluntary arbitration and compulsory arbitration ▸ However, striking is difficult since there is a long procedure to be followed before workers can embark on industrial action. ▸ Moreover the state at times use the Public Order and Security Act a replica of colonial LOMA to disrupt peaceful and legitimate demands from the workers. ▸ The law has also classified most sectors as essential services which means workers in these sectors are henceforth barred from embarking on industrial action

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