the catering jlc formulates terms and conditions proposal of workers in the market thus , if proposed by the labour judge , legally binds workers to pay those work rates and provide conditions of employment . unfortunately , the qsfa now contends that the jlc has no right to make such a legally necessary provision , as act 15 of the article mentions that the sole and exclusive power to make laws is invested in the oireachtas , and no other organisation has power to make laws for the state . it additionally arguing that the existed of the minimum wage and 25 other pieces of law protecting labourers ' rights suggests that there is no need for jlcs . the chairman of the qsfa , john grace , claimed that the situation may cause to job losses and closure .
John Grace works for QSFA.