Nehawu
Nehawu to continue wage talks with Sars over the weekend
Nearly 50 Sars offices have been affected by the pickets involving workers affiliated to Nehawu and the Public Servants Association.
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'Strike as long as you like, no new wage offer until we get money from Treasury'
'The impact of the strike on service delivery will be minimal.' Bruce Whitfield interviews Sars Commissioner Edward Kieswetter.
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Sars ‘still open’ to wage talks with striking workers
Sars said it remained empathetic to the financial challenges workers’ faced and discouraged members of the public from visiting its offices.
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Nehawu to down tools after wage negotiations with SARS deadlock
The Union has rejected the employer's offer of a 1.39% pay hike saying it's an insult to its members who helped SARS exceed its collection target in the previous year.
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D-Day for Sars, Treasury to respond to Nehawu's strike demands
The union had given the two companies 72 hours to respond to their demands on Wednesday when they embarked on their full-blown strike.
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Sars warns taxpayers to avoid branches amid strike by its workers
This follows threats by Nehawu and the Public Servants Association to shut down branches.
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Unions representing Sars workers vow to shut down all offices amid strike
National Education, Health and Allied Workers' Union (Nehawu) and the Public Services Association have downed tools and held a picket in the capital city on Wednesday.
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Nehawu says revised wage offer from Sars is too little
The union, together with the Public Servants Association, said that any wage increment offered below the current inflation rate of 5.9% was unacceptable.
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Nehawu set for protest action at Sars offices in Tshwane over wage dispute
Nehawu wants a double-digit wage increase for workers against the revenue service's offer of zero percent.
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Gauteng Cosatu rallies behind Nehawu’s strike at Unisa
The demonstrations have entered a fourth week with the union accusing the university’s vice-chancellor Puleng Lenkabula of not following procedures when terminating the staffers’ contracts.
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Nehawu heads to court to have Unisa's dismissal of 5 employees declared unlawful
Nehawu has accused Unisa of mismanagement and failing to follow the correct procedures when terminating the workers’ employment contracts.
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Nehawu warns that planned strike at Sars will affect services
Nehawu said that it was at an advanced stage of preparations for the wage strike, which officially kicks off next Wednesday.
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Nehawu ready to go ahead with ‘full-blown’ strike at Sars as wage talks deadlock
The union held a press briefing in Kibler Park, in the south of Johannesburg, on Tuesday to layout its plans for the strike, which is planned to start on 25 May.
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Nehawu to mobilise workers to fight against unfair dismissal at Unisa
The union has accused the university of not following the correct procedures before terminating their employment contracts.
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Nehawu condemns ‘unfair dismissal’ of shop stewards at Unisa
Five shop stewards affiliated with the union were fired with immediate effect following their precautionary suspension last month for violating the Unisa ethics code and employee disciplinary code.
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Nehawu wants answers over the shooting of NW health workers during a protest
Nehawu said police opened fire on some of its members during a protest at the Witrand Hospital earlier this month.
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Unisa meets with Nehawu after disgruntled workers disrupt graduation ceremony
Unisa's apologised to affected graduands and staff after it was forced to cancel the graduation ceremony, which were supposed to take place on Tuesday night as well two other graduations that were set for Wednesday.
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ANC staffers vow to continue stay away until outstanding salaries paid in full
While ANC staffers admit that the party has started settling some outstanding salaries, they said that treasurer-general Paul Mashatile was lying when he claimed that everyone had been paid up.
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Nehawu files papers against ANC, demands party pay staff salaries immediately
The National Education, Health and Allied Workers Union has accused the ANC of deliberately failing to honour its contractual obligations since October last year.
