PCASA
Share
The Plastics Convertors Association of South Africa (PCASA) is a registered Employers Organisation with the Department of Labour in terms of Section 96(7)(a) of the LRA, 1995
Workplace stability is not an accident; it is the result of the right people negotiating on your behalf.
As a PCASA member, your business is currently protected by a stable collective agreement that runs until the end of June 2028. That means three years of certainty around wages, terms, and conditions, creating a foundation of stability that keeps your workforce settled, your operations predictable, and your business far more attractive to investors.
A stable workplace produces confident, productive workers. And confident, productive workers are the engine of a growing business.
But June 2028 is closer than it seems. The strength of the next agreement depends entirely on the strength of PCASA's membership going into those negotiations. The more businesses that stand behind PCASA at the negotiating table, the more powerful the outcome for every single member.
Now is the time to be part of that.
Join PCASA today and ensure that when 2028 comes, your business is protected by an agreement negotiated by the best team in the industry.
Contact Us:
Natalie: +27 72 968 7808 - [email protected]
Gretchén: +27 82 830 7281 - [email protected]
Nadine: +27 82 308 5337 – [email protected]
[email protected]
Available Mon – Thu: 07:00 – 15:00 and Fri: 07:00 – 12:00
* PCASA is an Employers Organisation exclusively representing our members in the Plastic Industry. *
26/05/2026
Labour relations in the South African plastics converting industry are complex, high-stakes, and unforgiving of procedural errors. From the moment a misconduct issue emerges to the final resolution of a dispute, every step carries legal weight, and every misstep carries consequence.
PCASA's Labour Relations and Legal Support service exists to make sure our members never have to navigate that alone. Our team of admitted attorneys provides hands-on representation and specialist guidance across the full spectrum of workplace legal matters, disciplinary and incapacity enquiries, conciliations, arbitrations, Labour Court representation, retrenchments under Section 189 and 189A, and compliance and exemption support. Every service is delivered by qualified legal professionals who know the plastics converting industry inside out.
This is not a helpline. This is not generic legal advice. This is a dedicated legal team that treats your business challenges as their own, because that is exactly what PCASA membership means.
When the stakes are high, you need more than guidance. You need us; PCASA.
Contact Us:
Natalie: +27 72 968 7808 - [email protected]
Gretchén: +27 82 830 7281 - [email protected]
Nadine: +27 82 308 5337 – [email protected]
[email protected]
Available Mon – Thu: 07:00 – 15:00 and Fri: 07:00 – 12:00
* PCASA is an Employers Organisation exclusively representing our members in the Plastic Industry. *
Services - Labour Law, Compliance & Training for the Plastics Industry - PCASA PCASA provides expert labour law compliance and training services tailored for plastics convertors in South Africa. Get guidance on policies, CCMA disputes, collective bargaining & more.
The Plastics Negotiating Forum was a landmark achievement for the South African plastics converting industry, and its impact is felt by every PCASA member to this day. Rather than having the plastics industry's wages and working conditions decided within a broader, generic bargaining process, the Plastics Negotiating Forum ensures that negotiations happen within our industry, by people who understand our industry.
In June last year, PCASA successfully stabilised a collective agreement that locks in your terms, conditions, and wages until 2028. For business owners, that means three years of certainty, no surprise wage negotiations, no unexpected cost pressures, and no uncertainty around your workforce obligations.
And while the MEIBC remains our umbrella council, PCASA retains active seats at that table, ensuring your voice is heard on broader industry matters and that every rand your business contributes in levies is accounted for and spent where it matters.
This is what having a dedicated industry association in your corner delivers, not just support when things go wrong, but strategic representation that protects your business long before a problem ever arises.
Contact Us:
Natalie: +27 72 968 7808 - [email protected]
Gretchén: +27 82 830 7281 - [email protected]
Nadine: +27 82 308 5337 – [email protected]
[email protected]
Available Mon – Thu: 07:00 – 15:00 and Fri: 07:00 – 12:00
* PCASA is an Employers Organisation exclusively representing our members in the Plastic Industry. *
12/05/2026
This is your last chance to secure your seat.
The Plastics Industry Main Collective Agreement governs every plastic converting business in South Africa, yet many team leaders, supervisors, and managers are expected to apply it daily without ever having been properly trained on what it requires. That gap is where costly mistakes are made, and this Thursday is your opportunity to close it.
PCASA's specialist PIMCA training is designed exclusively for the plastics converting industry, equipping your management team with the practical knowledge and confidence to interpret and apply the collective agreement correctly, protecting your business from the ground up.
📅 15 May 2026 🕘 09:00 – 13:00 💻 Online via Microsoft Teams 💰 R950.00 per delegate
Seats are limited and time is short. Do not let this one pass.
📩 Contact Nadine to book your seat immediately: +27 82 308 5337 / [email protected]
Training coming Up!
• PIMCA Training - 📅 29 May 2026 🕘 09:00 – 13:00 💻 Online via Microsoft Teams 💰 R950.00 per delegate
• Initiator training - 📅 8 May 2026 🕘10:00 – 14:00 💻 Online via Microsoft Teams 💰 R950.00 per delegate
Contact us today!
Natalie: +27 72 968 7808 - [email protected]
Gretchén: +27 82 830 7281 - [email protected]
Nadine: +27 82 308 5337 – [email protected]
[email protected]
Available Mon – Thu: 07:00 – 15:00 and Fri: 07:00 – 12:00
* PCASA is an Employers Organisation exclusively representing our members in the Plastic Industry. *
Click here to claim your Sponsored Listing.
Contact the business
Website
Address
Midrand
