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Court dismisses Numsa, Sacca's urgent bid to halt SAA retrenchments
Unions Numsa and the South African Cabin Crew Association approached the Labour Court to interdict the airline from cutting jobs.
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PSC: Govt depts act with impunity by refusing to implement orders
The PSC recorded a significant number of employees who had lodged grievances relating to the non-implementation of awards and court orders.
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Satawu: SAA didn’t follow proper procedures for planned retrenchments
They've approached the Labour Court in Johannesburg to seek an interdict to stop SAA's planned retrenchments.
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Suspended JHB firefighters lose Labour Court bid
In July, the firefighters refused to attend to call-outs, citing concerns over the non-assignment of supervisors.
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Samatu to have independent administrator within 21 days, says Labour Registrar
Samatu was placed under administration by the Labour Court after its mother body, the SA Medical Association, dissolved its leadership and resolved to disestablish the union's structures among other anomalies.
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Court grants interdict halting Numsa’s planned Air Chefs strike
The union had threated to go on strike over the withdrawal of anniversary bonuses by management.
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Numsa heads to Labour Court over planned Air Chefs strike
Numsa wants its members to strike over the withdrawal of anniversary bonuses by management.
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Banking sector pins hopes on court to halt shutdown
Banking union Sasbo said that over 40,000 finance sector employees were ready to take part in the strike against retrenchments on Friday but Business Unity South Africa (Busa) wants the court to declare the strike as unprotected.
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Demawusa refuses to allow striking Metrobus members to return to work
The union has been on strike for a week over pay and office space at Metrobus offices.
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Labour Court reserves judgment in Solidarity AA case
The trade union approached the court arguing that some pieces of the act governing affirmative action be declared unconstitutional, in line with the SA Human Rights Commission's findings.
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Comair still open to talks with workers over wage dispute
Comair approached the Labour Court last week after workers issued the firm with a notice to strike when the parties reached a stalemate over wage negotiations for staff affiliated to Numsa.
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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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Numsa wins court appeal against dismissal of 17 workers at Transnet
The matter was originally heard in the Labour Court which found in favour of Transnet.
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Transnet to continue litigation to recover money lost during Gama tenure
On Thursday, the Labour Court dismissed Gama’s application to challenge the termination of his contract.
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Brace yourself: Eskom announces round 2 of load shedding
Eskom said it had 60% of its employees at work on Friday but could not guarantee power supply during peak hours on Friday.
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Reinstated Prasa employees want clarity on resuming work
At least 700 workers were fired from Prasa and were reinstated after the Labour Court ruled in their favour.
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Harmony Gold approaches Labour Court over wildcat strike
The strike started on Friday with reports of violence and allegations of intimidation of rival union members.
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DA, EFF to take next step in bid to prevent Molefe from getting job back
The parties had argued that it was inappropriate for the Labour Court to hear Molefe’s application because the matter is already pending in a high court.
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DA to approach court to intervene in Brian Molefe’s bid to get job back
The DA also has a pending application in the high court to block Molefe from performing any duties as CEO.
