Nehawu
Nehawu members end NSFAS strike after wage agreement reached
The strike started on 5 October at the NSFAS offices in Cape Town following a negotiation deadlock.
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DHET defends extension of NSFAS administrator Carolissen’s tenure
The National Education Health and Allied Workers' Union (Nehawu) has accused Carollisen of mismanaging the R35 billion state-funded scheme for marginalised tertiary students.
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Nehawu tells Parliament NSFAS administrator Randal Carolissen must resign
While the union says the NSFAS administrator has mismanaged the fund, Randal Carolissen said there was evidence that the opposite was true.
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Nehawu to brief Parliament on claims of NSFAS maladministration
Nehawu took issue with NSFAS administrator Dr Randall Carolissen, who they accused of mismanaging the institution.
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No clarity over Nehawu, Ramaphosa meeting
Nehawu assured that it will give its members an update on what transpired during discussions behind closed doors with the president on Friday.
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Govt, Nehawu to continue to engage over health workers' concerns - Presidency
Nehawu leadership met with President Cyril Ramaphosa on Friday.
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Nehawu says it’s looking forward to meeting Ramaphosa to discuss grievances
Nehawu members protested outside the Union Buildings on Monday.
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Presidency commits to Wednesday meeting with Nehawu leadership
Nehawu members have been protesting outside the Union Buildings demanding an 8% wage increase and better working conditions for front line workers.
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Stop ignoring us – Nehawu vows to intensify strike if govt ignores demands
Union members have protested outside the Union Buildings in Pretoria in support of their demand for an 8% wage increase and better working conditions for front line health workers.
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Nehawu members vow to remain at Union Buildings until govt responds to demands
Nehawu submitted a memorandum of demands to President Cyril Ramaphosa’s office two weeks ago but said that it had yet to hear back from the president.
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Nehawu pickets outside Union Building over working COVID-19 conditions
The union is demanding an 8% salary increase for front line workers fighting the coronavirus.
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Nsfas, Neawu to continue wage negotiations
Nehawu wants an 8% salary increase for workers but the financial aid scheme offered a 4.3% increase.
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Sasco backs Nehawu’s plan to protest at the NSFAS offices next week
NSFAS is a R35 billion state-funded support programme for marginalised tertiary students.
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Nehawu to detail plans for strike after govt fails to respond to demands
The union’s top leadership met over the weekend to discuss what it called the failure by government to respond to its memorandum submitted earlier in the month.
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Nehawu threatens to intensify strike if govt doesn’t respond to its demands
Nehawu led a series of protests on Thursday. It wants changes to be made in the procurement of personal protective equipment (PPE), among other issues.
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Cosatu to ANC: You are in power because of our mobilisation
The South African Communist Party and (Cosatu)’s leadership have been speaking at National Education, Health and Allied Workers' Union’s day of action in Pretoria.
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Nehawu day of action: Presidency, Health Deputy Minister to receive memorandum
More than 100 Nehawu members who had arrived at the Union Buildings on Thursday afternoon were ready to hand over their memorandum of demands to the office of the Presidency.
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Nehawu members to meet at Union Buildings as day of action set to go ahead
Members will hand over a memorandum to the office of the president.
