Endoutsourcing
TUT lectures resume after outsourcing protests
Workers are demanding a minimum salary of R5,000 and say management reneged on a previous agreement and are only offering R3,800.
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UCT committed to ending outsourcing
The university has now permanently employed 972 former contract workers following negotiations.
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Insourcing will cost UCT nearly R70 million, annually
Last week, the university officially welcomed 972 former contract workers on its permanent payroll.
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Previously contracted UCT staff to be insourced from July
This comes after protests against outsourcing at various universities broke out last year & earlier this year.
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Workers at Tshwane South College to down tools today
It's understood workers are accusing management of refusing to listen to their demands.
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Missing Outsourcing Must Fall activist makes contact
Vusi Mahlangu has now apparently made contact with someone in the Eastern Cape, saying he is in hiding.
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Still no sign of missing Walter Sisulu student activist
Vusi Mahlangu apparently sent a series of worrying messages to colleagues before he disappeared.
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'Further discussions needed around insourcing at UWC'
Student representative said a meeting will be arranged to further discuss the insourcing issue with workers.
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#OutsourcingMustFall threatens to resume protests at TUT
Mametlwe Sebei says despite an agreement with TUT some workers still face dismissal for joining protests.
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Outsourced workers finally accept TUT’s insourcing agreement
The group now say they’ll only return to work if they are guaranteed not to face disciplinary action.
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#TUT protests: Students being turned away
The scheduled reopening of TUT has been disrupted by demonstrating contract workers.
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TUT contract workers vow to intensify protests
'Outsourcing Must Fall' protesters say they won’t stop until their demands are met.
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TUT workers say no to insourcing deal
Contract workers who blockaded the Tshwane University of Technology’s Pretoria West Campus gate on Thursday, rejected a deal that would see them insourced over the next three years.
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TUT protesters reject insourcing deal
The contract workers say the R5,000 monthly wage is an insult to their R10,000 demand.
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TUT to remain closed as protests continue
Workers supported by the EFF student command are demanding that they be employed directly by the institution.
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Total shutdown at TUT as protesters refuse to back down
The university has secured an interdict against protesters after a meeting was disrupted.
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#FeesMustFall: Pretoria students clash with cops at University of Pretoria
Students and workers from The University of Pretoria, Tshwane University of Technology and Unisa clashed with police after what they called a ‘peaceful protest’ was dispersed by police with rubber bullets and stun grenades, leaving dozens injured.
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Unisa protesters to receive feedback on demands
Last week, cleaners & security guards took to the streets over outsourcing at the university.
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UJ signs agreement to end outsourcing
Deputy Vice Chancellor Mpho Letlape says an insourcing task team has now been set up.
