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Eskom declares dispute with unions amid wage talks
The power utility says it relates to the precondition that the NUM and Numsa introduced as part of the recent wage negotiations.
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Eskom urges unions to accept wage offer
The power utility says the unions should not further disadvantage employees who await their salary adjustments.
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Eskom accuses unions of defying law and acting to sabotage SA
The power utility has once again warned striking workers will face disciplinary action as Eskom is an essential service.
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Numsa: Eskom senior management should be fired, not workers
Wage negotiations between unions and the power utility have broken down with Eskom demanding striking workers face disciplinary action.
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Numsa: Striking Eskom workers don't have to be fired
Unions have been locked in wage negotiations with Eskom offering workers a 7.5% increase for this year and a 7% increase for the next two years.
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Union sets conditions for signing wage deal with Eskom
Numsa is demanding that the power utility remove the clause demanding unions discipline their workers for their strike action.
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Numsa & Num confirm Eskom draft wage agreement
Eskom said the unions have agreed on a 7.5% increase for 2018 and a 7% increase for the next two years.
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Eskom hopes to enter final wage talks stretch
Two unions are expected to report back to the power utility this morning.
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Numsa backs ‘boycott Shoprite’ call over Namibian case
Shoprite is suing its Namibian workers who allegedly went on a strike demanding improved working conditions and a 20% salary increase in 2015.
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Eskom closes in on wage deal with unions
Cash-strapped Eskom was forced to cave in to union demands for higher pay after protesting workers forced some generating units to be switched off.
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Numsa: Members must decide on accepting Eskom wage offer
Wage negotiations have continued for several weeks now with members from Numsa and the NUM still unhappy about bonuses for this year.
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Numsa supports call for national shutdown
The #TotalShutdown movement will raise more awareness about violence and oppression against women.
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'Ruling on labour brokers major step towards ending exploitation'
The ConCourt on Thursday ruled in favour of Numsa’s matter, seeking clarity on who the employer is, of workers placed in employment through labour brokers.
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Fawu hails ruling on labour brokers as victory for all workers
The ruling means workers that earn less than R205,000 per annum are eligible to become permanent employees of the main employer after three months.
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Employers warned to take note of labour broker ruling
The court has ruled that a worker placed by a labour broker at a company becomes that company's employee with no contractual ties to the labour broker after three months.
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CCMA: ConCourt's labour ruling will change lives of vulnerable workers
The African National Congress has also welcomed the ruling, saying it does away with a practice it believes was unfair and exploitative.
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Numsa believes end to labour brokering is near following ConCourt ruling
The apex court ruled that a company that’s employed a worker from a labour broker will become that workers employer after a three-month period.
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Numsa welcomes ConCourt ruling on labour brokers
The court ruled a worker placed by a labour broker at a company, becomes that company’s employee with no contractual ties to the labour broker after a period of three months.
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ConCourt: Workers placed by labour brokers become employees after 3 months
The court held that the law must be interpreted within the context of the right to fair labour practices.
