Employment bill will retain sectoral wage determinations

Government’s wage offers for public-sector workers cause dismay

Former Cosatu general secretary Zwelinzima Vavi cries foul over National Economic Development and Labour Council’s application rules

Labour Minister Mildred Oliphant says the high volume of public submissions makes implementation date impossible

Unions say delay in admitting the federation to the council is due to administrative issues and is not an attempt to block membership

The labour committee will return a week early from their Easter recess to deal with the legislation

The potential loss of up to 30,000 jobs and no clear plan to absorb these workers into the green energy sector alarms unions

The Association of Mining and Construction Union will march on the Union Buildings on March 20 to protest job losses and other socio-economic issues in the ...

Labour Court judge Anton Steenkamp says the bank fired Shirley Simmadari for gross misconduct after she harassed and bullied subordinates

The union joined Transform RSA's action to prevent a deal with independent power producers that it fears will lead to job losses

The strike next week will disrupt pension payments and could affect 400,000 pensioners and beneficiaries who rely on monthly pensions

Eskom suspending its head of legal compliance — who blew the whistle on state capture at the utility — is described as an ‘unfair labour ...

The National Education, Health and Allied Workers’ Union acknowledges the strike comes in the midst of a drought, but says ‘it is necessary’

Judge Lagrange finds 'very clear unlawfulness' in Aubrey Tshivhandekano’s dismissal

The workers’ right to choice and protections guaranteed by the Labour Relations Act would be jeopardised, Constitutional Court hears

Pikitup has started cleaning up the damage caused by protestors; the Joburg mayor has replaced the Jozi@Work initiative with the Expanded Public Works Programme