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Fedusa gives Gauteng Transport MEC Friday deadline to meet demands
Workers in Johannesburg, Pretoria, Cape Town and Durban embarked on a demonstration over unsafe working conditions
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Train services fully operational in some provinces except Gauteng - Prasa
The unions planned demonstrations in Cape Town, Johannesburg, Pretoria and Durban on Friday.
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Fedusa confident more workers will join Metrorail strike
Less than 60 demonstrators started their march to the office of Gauteng Transport MEC Jacob Mamabolo at the Johannesburg city centre.
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Striking Metrorail workers ready to march to Gauteng Transport MEC's office
The workers are taking part in a nationwide strike over what they say are unsafe working conditions.
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Stranded Soweto train commuters back rail safety strike
Employees affiliated to the Federation of Unions of South Africa (Fedusa) and its affiliate the United Transport & Allied Trade Union (Untu) will be demonstrating, with marches planned in Johannesburg, Pretoria, Cape Town, and Durban.
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Nationwide rail strike to leave commuters stranded
The Passenger Rail Agency of South Africa (Prasa) said that Metrorail would run a limited service on Friday morning as dozens of employees across the country are expected to embark on a nationwide strike.
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Rail strike to go ahead, marches planned for major city centres
Untu and the Federation of Unions of SA hope that thousands of workers will down tools and partake in the demonstrations across the country.
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Fedusa, Untu hope rail strike will lead to soldiers protecting infrastructure
The unions are calling on President Cyril Ramaphosa to declare the rail system a crisis and a 'state of emergency'.
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City of CT warns against nationwide strike over poor rail service
Fedusa and its transport affiliate, the United National Transport Union, were behind the industrial action scheduled for next Friday.
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George’s dismissal case now in hands of CCMA
The federation of unions dismissed George last month over allegations of corruption involving his purchase of shares in controversial company Ayo technologies.
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Sacked Fedusa boss Dennis George appealing ‘unfair’ dismissal
Former Fedusa general secretary Dennis George claims the presiding officer in his disciplinary process was biased.
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Why Fedusa fired its general secretary Dennis George
Fedusa president Masale Selematsela told EWN the union federation’s national executive council unanimously resolved to fire George following recommendations of an independent chairperson.
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Dennis George says Fedusa suspension to tarnish his reputation
George has been informed by his union this morning that his special leave has now been turned into precautionary suspension in the wake of allegations that he bought shares in Ayo Technology Solutions without informing the federation.
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Fedusa appeals to govt for R3b bailout for SABC
The SABC has announced it may have to cut jobs due to its financial turmoil.
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Fedusa: Staff morale at SAA low
SAA CEO Vuyani Jarana says that Finance Minister Tito Mboweni's comments about closing the airline have created panic.
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Fedusa wants PIC to declare Nesane, Magula delinquent directors
A forensic investigation into the troubled VBS Mutual Bank revealed serious allegations of impropriety against the PIC’s head of legal counsel, governance and compliance, Ernest Nesane, who subsequently resigned.
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Fedusa seeks confirmation Tygerberg Hospital won't close amid upgrades
Recently it was confirmed government have plans to spend R10 billion on upgrades to the hospital.
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Fedusa denies govt’s claim it agreed 'in principle' to wage deal
The union federation’s Dennis George says there was never any agreement as claimed by the government.
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Steinhoff: Fedusa to do ‘everything in its power’ to protect pension funds
Steinhoff's share price plummeted last year after CEO Markus Jooste resigned following allegations of fraudulent transactions.
