The government is on a collision course with its employees as it remains committed to keeping the wage bill in check
The strike at Sibanye-Stillwater will continue as workers affirm the mandate to Amcu and NUM leaders
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The Public Servants Association and the National Education, Health and Allied Workers’ Union will start their strike on May 25
Workers at state-owned enterprises have not received meaningful increases in two years, resulting in ‘very low’ staff morale, unions say
Interim order granted to steel producer prohibiting workers from striking
Union plans strike at Africa’s largest steel producer for 10% wage demand from Wednesday
Finance minister Enoch Godongwana has pledged to keep in check the public sector wage bill
NUM and Amcu refuse to back down on original pay demands, which group says it cannot afford
The workers have been on strike for three months in support of their demand for a R1000 increase
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Government agency declares the production and distribution of a wide array of pharmaceutical products to be an essential service
Bargaining council commends parties for reaching a settlement
Striking workers say CEO’s ‘whopping’ 2021 earnings strengthened their resolve to demand an above-inflation wage increase of R1,000 a month
Compensation of R599bn pencilled in Treasury’s tough line on pay
Mining company believes its offer is fair and takes account of inflation and the sustainability of the SA gold operations
General secretary of SA's largest union Irvin Jim calls the withdrawal a 'victory' for workers who already faced reduced salaries and benefits
Amcu and NUM dig in despite Sibanye warning prolonged strike will wipe out potential gains of wage increases
Unions agree to take bus operators’ revised offer to their members for a mandate, allowing operations to continue over the holiday weekend
About 35,000 workers may down tools in solidarity with their counterparts in the gold operations
