Labour

Numsa rejected Ameo'S final offer of a 7% wage increase in the first year and 5.5% for the next two years, after demanding higher increases.

As court ponders ILO convention, minister Nomakhosazana Meth says right to strike is enshrined in constitution

Opposition parties, unions want South Africans to be prioritised for jobs and economic empowerment initiatives

Apart from increases workers will receive a one off signing bonus of R20,000, says Numsa

Deputy president Mike Shingange says any decision ‘must not be to the detriment of the unity of the alliance that has served SA for a long time’

Zingiswa Losi warns that every job lost is a family left without bread or power, plunged into debt

Numsa leader Irvin Jim thanked union leadership for leading from the front against Macsteel

New rules gazetted by the employment & labour minister take into account limited HR capacities

Unions Giwusa and Fawu fought the 2021 restructuring, approached the court and embarked on protracted strikes

Union’s mandate was always to settle on above-inflation increases, says acting engineering sector co-ordinator Vusumzi Mabho

D-Day for employers to follow new equity rules as Neasa and Sakeliga vow to go to top court

SACCAWU says it will press the retailer to consider alternatives that safeguard employment

Wage talks are expected to conclude on Saturday, says Retail Motor Industry Organisation

Metalworkers’ union Numsa and dtic in race against time to find a strategic partner for Kariega factory

An economy that doesn’t invest in young people has no future, says Cosatu president Zingiswa Losi