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Denel employees to get 85% of their salaries this month
Solidarity said they have written to Denel management, asking when the remaining 15% could be expected in their bank accounts.
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Solidarity: SA could face health crisis due to nurse shortage
Head of the trade union's Occupational Guilds Hennie Bierman said the sector was being further crippled by a lack of funding, shortage of equipment and insufficient training.
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Molefe's options limited in bid to keep R30m Eskom pension
Former Eskom chief executive Brian Molefe has only the Constitutional Court to turn to in a bid to keep his R30 million rand pension pay out but his chances of success are slim.
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Judgment reserved in sport quota case between Solidarity, Sports Dept
The union says using race as a criterion for team selection is in direct conflict with the constitution of the country.
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Solidarity takes Sport Dept to court over transformation charter
The department set out transformation targets for six of its federations that they must have 50% black African player representation.
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Solidarity to approach CCMA over restructuring process at Richards Bay mine
The company could shed around 500 jobs at its KwaZulu-Natal plant to reduce costs.
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Solidarity looks to expose Gavin Watson's role in corruption with Bosasa
Watson's company African Global Operations, formerly known as Bosasa, has been placed at the centre of a massive corruption scandal involving government.
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Sibanye-Stillwater says situation dire as it looks to restructure
Sibanye has warned that close to 6,000 miners are in danger of losing their jobs after it recorded losses worth R1 billion at its gold operations in 2018.
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Solidarity welcomes ruling in Schweizer-Reneke teacher's case
The Labour Court found it was unlawful for Elana Barkhuizen to be suspended from the North West school which is embroiled in allegations of racism.
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Court rules Schweizer-Reneke teacher's suspension unlawful
Barkhuizen was suspended after a picture showing black and white pupils seated separately in a grade R class at Laerskool Schweizer Reneke went viral, sparking widespread outrage.
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Court to hear bid to lift Schweizer-Reneke teacher's suspension
Laerskool Schweizer Reneke made headlines earlier this month when a picture showing black and white pupils seated separately in a grade R class went viral, sparking widespread outrage.
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Solidarity files court papers to overturn Schweizer-Reneke teacher's suspension
Solidarity says it served court papers on the North West Education Department, the primary school, and its governing body.
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NW Education MEC not intimidated by Solidarity's move over teacher suspension
North West Education MEC Sello Lehari says that he's not intimidated by a court challenge brought by trade union Solidarity over the suspension of a teacher at Laerskool Schweizer Reneke.
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Schweizer-Reneke teacher vows to clear name after being labelled a racist
Elana Barkhuizen was suspended last week after her photo showing black and white pupils seated at separate tables in a grade R classroom went viral.
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[WATCH] Solidarity to represent Schweizer Reneke teacher
Trade union Solidarity says it will approach the courts on an urgent basis, seeking to overturn the suspension Elana Barkhuizen, the teacher who was sanctioned for taking a photograph showing racial segregation at Laerskool Schweizer Reneke.
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Solidarity seeks to overturn suspension of Schweizer Reneke teacher
Elana Barkhuizen was sanctioned last week after her photo went viral, showing black and white pupils seated at separate tables in a grade R classroom.
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Solidarity to detail plan to deal with suspension of Schweizer-Reneke teacher
Laerskool Schweizer Reneke made headlines last week when a picture showing black and white pupils seated separately in class went viral.
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Solidarity rejects Denel's alleged proposal to cut salaries by 20%
Solidarity says its members employed at Denel should not be held responsible for management's poor financial decisions which it claims has led to the cash constraints.
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[WATCH] Solidarity: Sasol’s nature of racial exclusivity must change
Hundreds of members of trade union Solidarity marched to the JSE and Sasol’s head office in Sandton in protest against an employee share ownership scheme that excludes white people.
