User: discuss the procedure regarding disputes about learnerships

Note: There are already many examples of how Learnerships can go horribly wrong from candidates who have dropped out to providers who have gone out of business. These clauses should be drafted with extreme care and possibly with the aid of legal advice.
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Weegy: A learnership agreement is a contract for a specific time period between – a learner; an employer; and a training provider. Learners, [ employers or training providers can declare a dispute about the learnership with the Commission for Conciliation, Mediation and Arbitration (CCMA). Disputes can be about – learnership agreements; employment contracts between learners and employers; rules in the sectoral determination for learnerships; or ending learnership agreements or employment contracts. If you have a dispute, you must refer it in writing to the Commission for Conciliation, Mediation and Arbitration (CCMA) and send copies to the other parties in the contract or agreement. Based on Legislation in Section 19, of the Skills Development Act www.labour.gov.za/legislation/acts/basic-guides/basic-guide-to-learnership-disputes www.labour.gov.za/legislation/acts/basic-guides/basic-guide-to-learnership-agreements ]
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