Section 97:
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97. Principles to be applied by Tribunal, Commission and Board
The Tribunal, Commission or Board may, in the exercise of their functions
in relation to a matter before them under this Act have regard,
inter alia, to the—
(a) interests of the persons immediately concerned and the community as a whole;
(b) need to promote decent work and decent living;
(c) need to promote gender equality and to fix wages on the basis
of job content;
(d) principles of natural justice;
(e) need for Mauritius to maintain a favourable balance of trade and
balance of payments;
(f) need to ensure the continued ability of the Government to
finance development programmes and recurrent expenditure in
the public sector;
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(g) need to increase the rate of economic growth and to protect
employment and to provide greater employment opportunities;
(h) need to preserve and promote the competitive position of local
products in overseas market;
(i) capacity to pay of enterprises;
(j) need to develop schemes for payment by results and, as far as
possible, to relate increased remuneration to increased labour
productivity;
(k) need to prevent gains in the wages of workers from being
adversely affected by price increases;
(l) need to establish and maintain reasonable differentials in
rewards between different categories of skills and levels of
responsibility;
(m) need to maintain a fair relation between the incomes of different
sectors in the community; and
(n) principles and best practices of good employment relations.
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- What factors must the Tribunal, Commission or Board consider when deciding a wage or employment case?