the catering jlc espouses pay and conditions proposals of workers in the trade or , if approved by the work court , legally require employers to wage such wage rates and provide conditions of employment . specifically , the qsfa now contended that the jlc has no need to use such a legally binding provision , as section 15 of the constitution states that the sole and exclusive power to make contracts is vested in the oireachtas , and no other authority has yet to make decisions for the state . it is argued that the existence of the minimum pension and 25 other pieces of legislation protecting employees ' privacy means that there is no need for jlcs . the treasurer of the qsfa , john joy , warned that the situation possibly lead to job losses and closures .
john grace volunteers for qsfa .