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[WATCH] Numsa marches to save Denel
Numsa marched to the Public Enterprises Ministry on 9 November 2018 in Pretoria to hand over a memorandum demanding government save Denel.
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Numsa demands govt save Denel
Numsa's Phakamile Hlubi-Majola says they reject any attempts to privatise Denel and they will fight attempts to impose salary cuts on workers.
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Will Numsa’s political party take off?
The metalworkers’ union has been given the go-ahead to register a political party, Socialist Revolutionary Workers Party.
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Numsa welcomes court ruling overturning Transnet's T-shirt ban
In 2014, the union took the railway agency to court after it prevented unrecognised union members from wearing T-shirts in the workplace.
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Numsa’s new political party outlines aims
The Socialist Revolutionary Workers Party registered by Numsa aiming to contest elections next year says it wants to see an equal society.
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Socialist Revolutionary Workers' Party outlines plan of action
Numsa was granted permission to register the political party on Saturday after the Electoral Commission of South Africa rejected its application back in July.
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Socialist revolutionary party unapologetic in its fight against capitalism
Numsa was granted permission on Saturday morning to register the political party, which says its aligned to socialism.
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Numsa to contest elections next year
Structures are expected to be finalized in coming weeks with interim officials being put in place.
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Numsa to picket outside Mpact to intensify wage strike
Workers in the plastic sector are demanding a 15% wage increase and a reversal of the decision to pay workers R20 an hour instead of R40.
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Numsa distances members from allegations of violence
The Plastics Convertors Association of South Africa has accused Numsa members of burning down a factory in Ladybrand, Free State on Sunday.
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Striking Numsa members accused of torching plastic factory in FS
The Plastic Converters of South Africa (PCSA) says this was in violation of an interdict against workers.
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Labour Court to rule Friday on plastic worker strike
The employer applied for an interdict at the Labour Court in Johannesburg on Wednesday seeking to force workers to return to work.
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Numsa to increase pressure on plastic sector employers with mass march
About 10,000 workers affiliated to the union are on an indefinite strike over wage increases and working conditions.
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PCA's urgent court bid to interdict Numsa strike
About 10,000 Numsa members have downed tools on Monday over salary increases and benefits in the plastic sector.
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Numsa: Plastic manufacturers undermining workers' rights
The plastic sector is facing a national shutdown on Monday morning as about 10,000 workers affiliated to Numsa are expected to go on an indefinite strike.
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Numsa: Strike at Toyota plants to continue until workers' demands met
The National Union of Metalworkers of South Africa (Numsa) says its members will not go back to work until all their demands are met.
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Toyota SA workers go on strike demanding better working conditions
Numsa says its members are resolute and disciplined and will not back down until all their demands are met.
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Numsa vows to support fight against gangsterism in all communities
The union says residents must take control of their own future and that of their children by confronting gangsterism, drug dealing, unemployment and poverty.
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Saftu rejects sexual assault allegations against Vavi
The trade unionist is accused of inappropriately touching a female employee at the Numsa offices last year.
