Drugmaker to shed up to 219 posts as it aims to reduce costs by R400m
Constitutional Court rules out appeal against 2015 retrenchment ruling
The Communication Workers Union wants Telkom CEO Sipho Maseko and the board to resign over 'up to 6,000 retrenchments'
Two more employees have been shot and wounded since operations resumed two weeks ago
Labour consultant Tony Healy talks to Business Day TV about the state of the labour market
The proposed job cuts will affect nearly a fifth of its workforce
Sector notorious for exploitation through short-work to be included under National Minimum Wage Act
Labour federation has no faith in assurances from public enterprises department
SAA says this will allow for ‘a better return for the company’s creditors and shareholders, than would result from any other available solution’
Trade union federation wants the wealthy and companies to pay more tax
Employees at troubled airline SA will receive half of their November salaries as well as 13th cheques on Wednesday
Cosatu will consider a strategic equity partner for SAA, ‘but our conditions are that the state should remain a majority shareholder,’ says spokesperson Sizwe ...
The terms of the settlement will be announced shortly, but union representatives have confirmed that the retrenchment process will be postponed
A bigger sticking point is whether SAA buckles to union demands and freezes plans to cut 944 posts
Christopher Shabangu, deputy president of Sacca, speaks to Business Day TV
Domestic, regional and international services back on schedule amid ongoing pay strike
Political analyst Daniel Silke talks to Business Day TV about the strike and the battle over the restructuring of state-owned enterprises
Acting CEO Zuks Ramasia says demands relating to the current restructuring of SAA were not part of the initial dispute
SAA said on Monday international flights were on schedule but some domestic passengers would face more cancellations on Tuesday and Wednesday.
The settlement, which was signed on Friday, has been upheld by all parties as fair
