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Saftu says message about strike violence 'fake, malicious'
The fake message calls on parents to keep their children away from schools and to avoid the streets along with public transport. Saftu's Patrick Craven has...
Saftu has distanced itself from messages doing the rounds on social media warning that Wednesday's nationwide strike against the proposed minimum wage will be violent.
Numsa says this is in honour of the 34 Marikana miners who were shot and killed by police in 2012.
Patrick Craven says whoever succeeds President Jacob Zuma should prioritise the plight of black workers.
Patrick Craven yesterday announced his resignation from Cosatu at a special briefing.
Businesses are taking strain and many people are trying to work around electricity cuts during the day.
Cosatu says some of its affiliates are now buying Woolworths shares to prep for the company's AGM.
Cosatu says it expects the overloading of trucks on Gauteng’s roads to be more closely monitored.
The panel was established by Gauteng Premier David Makhura to find a solution to the e-toll problem.
Cosatu and Outa will meet with the panel to convince experts why the system should be scrapped.
A policy proposal would see farmers being forced to give half their land to their workers.
Patrick Craven said SONA must address what economic policy will drive government over the next five years.
Cosatu wants Zuma to commit to tackling issues in the mining industry when he delivers the Sona.
Institute of Race Relations claimed Affirmative Action is being used to conceal corruption and incompetence.
Cosatu says it’s unfair to blame the deaths of babies in Bloemhof on employment equity policies.
Cosatu's Patrick Craven says it's clear both sides in this dispute want peace.
The trade union federation says it will allow everyone involved in its dispute time to calm down.
Stats SA says strikes in the third quarter added to contraction in the manufacturing sector.
The IMF issued a report suggesting labour unrest is a possible cause of slow economic growth in SA.