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SEIFSA: Labour Minister wont allow changes to make hiring and firing easier
15th September 2017 Minister of Labour Mildred Oliphant today said she would not allow a review of South Africa’s labour relations laws in order to introduce... →
South Africa’s collective bargaining system on a knife-edge
By: Terence Creamer 15th September 2017 South Africa’s centralised collective bargaining system is at a critical “turning point”, with the sustainability of the current model being widely... →
Seifsa, unions ink three-year wage agreement 
By: Natasha Odendaal 23rd August 2017 For the first time in a decade, the metals and engineering sector has settled a three-year wage agreement without resorting to industrial action,... →
SAFTU: SAFTU honours the memory of Marikana martyrs
14th August 2017 August 16th will forever be a special day for South African workers, when we remember and honour the memory of those who lost their lives on 16th... →
NUMSA: NUMSA sets the record straight on false allegations published in the Business Day”
30th July 2017 On the eve of our July 2017 NUMSA Central Committee (CC), the union’s leadership woke up to an Open Letter which was attacking the union, and... →
Numsa calls for boycott of Zambian goods
By: African News Agency 30th May 2017 The National Union of Metalworkers of South Africa (Numsa) on Tuesday called for a boycott campaign of Zambian products in protest at what it said... →
We're not leaving SA over junk status – GM
By: News24Wire 19th May 2017 Vehicle manufacturer General Motors (GM) said on Friday that South Africa's recent sovereign downgrade to junk status has not influenced its... →
Brown defends shock Molefe reinstatement, as Koko takes leave amid forensic probe
By: Terence Creamer 12th May 2017 Public Enterprises Minister Lynne Brown has defended her decision to accept the Eskom board’s much-criticised recommendation that Brian Molefe be... →
