NEWS ANALYSIS: Forget the plot, tackle state capture, Mr President

The proposal comes amid its court battle to recoup about R10m in unpaid fees from former affiliates Numsa and Fawu

The protests are due to Pikitup insourcing workers earlier this year due to budget constraints; the Joburg mayor says the violent protests are politically ...

‘We can’t address an old system of exclusion by a future system of new exclusion,’ warns Solidarity leader Dirk Hermann

The union, which says its employees are of ‘major strategic importance’ to the group, is irate that the scheme excludes white employees

A three-month standoff between the power utility and workers has finally ended

On Friday, the SACP marched to the state capture inquiry in Parktown to show support for the commission’s work

Workforce Holdings CEO says he has been waiting years for confusion to be removed from the labour broking industry

Union federation to elect new leadership at September congress

The union says a legal, protected strike is on the cards, as the dispute goes to the CCMA

The commission of inquiry was told that the agency's collection woes are ‘far from over’

Eskom is still battling to conclude a wage deal with the majority of its employees three months into talks

While women play a vital role in joint household finances‚ socioeconomic challenges make financial planning more complex

Debate around Cosatu’s agenda at the national congress in September could destabilise the labour federation, says general secretary Bheki Ntshalintshali

Union federations says workers need more protection