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Cash-in-transit drivers protest against heist attacks
The drivers, who are employed by cash handling companies, are expected to march to the office of the Gauteng Safety MEC, where they will hand over a memorandum.
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Fedusa seeks confirmation Tygerberg Hospital won't close amid upgrades
Recently it was confirmed government have plans to spend R10 billion on upgrades to the hospital.
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PSA officially serves intended strike notice
More than 100,000 PSA-affiliated union members are expected to go on strike on Monday.
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Union calls for military-grade vans to curb cash-in-transit heists
The country has experienced an increase in the number of cash van robberies this year, while there have been very few arrests of suspects linked to the attacks.
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PSA warns govt against signing public sector wage deal
The association says the offer will bind public servants to a multi-term agreement and a meager salary based on projected inflation.
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Fedusa members to consider govt public service wage offer
The deal will see lower-level employees receive a 7% increase, while mid and senior-level staff will receive 6.6% and 6% hikes, respectively.
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Fedusa denies govt’s claim it agreed 'in principle' to wage deal
The union federation’s Dennis George says there was never any agreement as claimed by the government.
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Public sector unions yet to sign govt’s wage offer
The Department of Public Service and Administration says labour unions have agreed in principle to the three-year deal but have not yet signed the offer.
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Cosatu, Fedusa reject ‘ridiculous’ water tariff proposal for Cape Town
On Monday, the city announced that it has reduced the proposed water tariff increases in its draft budget.
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Untu calls on Nzimande to act against Autopax
Management at the state-owned company informed its workers that they won’t be able to pay their April salaries due to a shortage of funds.
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Saftu: National labour strike will be peaceful but effective
The federation's more than 20 unions, including Numsa, will take part in various marches to put pressure on government not to implement the R20 minimum wage bill.
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Cosatu, Fedusa not in on Saftu-led national strike
Fedusa has described the Saftu-led strike as 'irresponsible grandstanding'.
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Fedusa: Jooste needs to go to jail for a long, long time
Steinhoff lost more than 60% of its stock value on the JSE last year after former CEO Markus Jooste stepped down amid allegations of so-called accounting irregularities and fraud.
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AgriSA: Reforms needed for Ramaphosa to deliver on Sona promises
AgriSA says President Cyril Ramaphosa’s statement on land expropriation without compensation is not aligned with the principles of the Constitution.
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PSA, Fedusa probe into Steinhoff underway
On Friday, the giant retailer handed over their administrative and financial reports dating back to 2002 to the association.
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Steinhoff: Fedusa to do ‘everything in its power’ to protect pension funds
Steinhoff's share price plummeted last year after CEO Markus Jooste resigned following allegations of fraudulent transactions.
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Govt given 7 days to act on call to beef-up security for EMS, rail workers
Fedusa members, joined by its affiliates in the public health sector and Passenger Rail Service, handed over a memorandum to representatives at Parliament.
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Fedusa demands deployment of SANDF to protect EMS workers
Demonstrators marched to Parliament on Tuesday to hand over a memorandum.
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Trade unions to march to Parly over increased attacks on paramedics
Hospersa says withdrawing paramedics from some of the Cape’s most dangerous areas is not an easy decision to make.
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Unions planning mass march against attacks on EMS workers
Trade unions Hospersa and Fedusa will march to Parliament under the banner: 'Workers Lives Matter'.
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Fedusa could withdraw investment for govt employees in PIC
The federation says Finance Minister Malusi Gigaba’s latest intervention regarding the PIC is only to destabilise the institution.
