Numsa strike will cost economy dearly, analysts warn

Fedusa’s Dennis George said the union, business and labour waited for more than an hour for the government, which did not show up

Close to 3‚000 Hospersa union workers will down tools in coming days‚ with most of them working in the Kruger National Park

The incident was sparked after city officials encouraged members to withhold their subscriptions, says a statement issued by the municipal workers union

The court rules that if employed for more than three months, workers become permanent employees of the client company with all attendant benefits

Wage negotiations started on June 7, but have collapsed and parties have declared disputes at the Metal and Engineering Industries Bargaining Council

Gauteng Health MEC Gwen Ramokgopa says remuneration scales of forensic pathology assistants will be reversed to the levels they were before 2010

A strike over wages in the industry will mean that the bargaining council will not be able to cover its costs from levies paid by employers and employees

National Health Education and Allied Workers’ Union’s Mzwandile Makwayiba says the dysfunctional state of unions will sound a death knell for the federation

Association of Mineworkers and Construction Union president Joseph Mathunjwa hands over a house to the family of the ‘Man in the Green Blanket’

General secretary urges regional secretaries to undertake fighting campaign in plastics and engineering sectors

General secretary Bereng Soke’s position is set to be contested, say insiders

Zwane plans provincial roadshows ‘to raise awareness and take the charter to the people’

Committee’s inquiry has the support of all parties

The decision comes at the start of what is expected to be a tough wage-negotiations season

Federation denies reports of a boycott and says it could not go ahead without the full complement of its leadership

National Health Education and Allied Workers Union in KwaZulu-Natal is preparing to strike after wage negotiations reach an impasse