Numsa
Numsa accepts Seifsa's 6% wage hike for workers in metal, engineering sector
Workers downed tools earlier this month demanding an 8% salary hike.
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Seifsa says wage agreement reached with striking Numsa steel sector workers
The strike by workers affiliated to Numsa entered its third week, with the union demanding an 8% salary hike.
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Steel sector strike moves into 3rd week as Numsa members reject 6% wage offer
Metalworkers union Numsa said that no agreement had been reached on a pay increase with employer association, Seifsa.
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Numsa rejects new 6% wage offer in metals, engineering sector
The union held a media briefing on Thursday afternoon to respond to the wage proposal made by the Steel and Engineering Industries Federation of Southern Africa (SEIFSA).
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Saftu affiliated unions to down tools in support of Numsa engineering strike
Thousands of workers affiliated to metalworkers union, Numsa, abandoned their posts last week demanding an 8% wage hike.
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Saftu rallies behind Numsa’s 8% wage increase demand in engineering sector
Thousands of workers affiliated to metal workers union Numsa downed tools last week.
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Returning to old employment conditions will take SAA backwards - CEO
In a letter addressed to staff at SAA, interim CEO Thomas Kgokolo said that if the company were to go back to those employment conditions, it would only take the company backwards and make it unsustainable.
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SAA low-earning staff accuse airline of cutting their salaries, benefits
Workers affiliated to Numsa and the South African Cabin Crew Association (Sacca) have staged a picket outside the employer's headquarters to express their grievances.
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'Old SAA problems have been carried over into the new airline': SAA staff picket
Members of the South African Cabin Crew Association (Sacca) and Numsa picketed outside the SAA headquarters in Kempton Park on 12 October 2021.
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Cabin crew picket not affecting operations - SAA
Staff members affiliated to Numsa and the South African Cabin Crew Association (Sacca) are picketing outside SAA's offices in Kempton Park.
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Some employees to picket outside SAA HQ over salaries, staff appointments
The National Union of Metalworkers of South Africa (Numsa)'s Phakamile Hlubi-Majola said that many of the old SAA’s problems had been carried over to the newly launched airline.
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Numsa says its members are discussing wage offer made by employers
Thousands of workers affiliated to the union went on a nationwide strike over wage increases last week.
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Numsa urges striking workers to act within the law
The National Union of Metalworkers of South Africa has called on striking workers not to undermine their own struggle by acting unlawfully.
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Numsa calls on its members to picket peacefully after reports of attacks
Thousands of union workers embarked on a rolling strike over wages this week. They're demanding an 8% salary increase across the board while employers are offering 4.4%.
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Numsa saddened by death of member who was on his way to march
Numsa said that its member was killed on the first day of the national engineering strike on Tuesday. It's alleged that a motorist ploughed into a group of workers while they were waiting to be collected at a pick-up point for the march in Wadeville.
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Numsa defends Irvin Jim, says his 'rats' comment doesn't incite violence
Numsa general-secretary Irvin Jim told thousands of workers who gathered at the Mary Fitzgerald Square earlier this week that they must ensure that no rats reported for duty during their national strike.
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Cosatu confident it put enough pressure on govt to reconsider wage hikes
Cosatu and its affiliate unions in Gauteng have joined thousands of other members around the country to call on the government to safeguard South Africa’s labour force from the effects of COVID-19 and to intensify the fight against corruption in all sectors.
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1 person who was among those wearing Numsa t-shirts shot dead in Boksburg
Gauteng police say several shops were vandalised in Anderbolt on Wednesday.
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Numsa hopeful steel federation will propose meaningful wage hike
Thousands of metalworkers took to the streets in Durban, the Northern Cape, Johannesburg, the Eastern and Western Cape on Tuesday.
