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Numsa: Going, going, almost gone
Greg Nicolson argues Numsa’s fate in Cosatu has been uncertain for months.
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Putting A Spoke In The Wheel...
Putting A Spoke In The Wheel...
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Numsa vows to fight for right to strike
Irvin Jim raised concerns about labour reforms proposed by the state and supported by the ANC.
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Numsa: Manuel, Mboweni created a mess
Irvin Jim blames SA's economic instability on two decades of anti-working class policies.
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'Privatising Eskom would be a mistake'
Public Enterprises Minister Lynne Brown says the focus should be on ensuring SA has enough electricity.
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Neasa metalworkers 'forced to strike'
Neasa refused to sign a wage agreement even after Numsa had signed one yesterday.
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Neasa digs in heels on wage agreement
The employer body says the new wage agreement is not representative of its members.
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Numsa members urged to return to work
The metalworkers union yesterday announced an end to its almost month-long wage strike.
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Numsa strike ends
The 220,000-strong union has accepted the latest wage offer by employers.
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Numsa to meet employers on wage deal
The union will meet with employers on Monday in a bid to end the two-week strike.
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Numsa rejects latest wage offer
The union has called on employers to put a one-year deal on the table.
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Numsa: No comment on wage talks
Irvin Jim says the latest wage offer by Seifsa wasn’t enough to clinch a deal.
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‘Unprecedented’ Numsa strike next week
Members in the engineering, communications and automotive sectors will go on strike on 1 July.
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When Cyril meets Irvin
Ranjeni Munusamy ponders the potential fallout of a looming Numsa strike.
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Numsa plans to strike
The union is still negotiating with employers and the timing of the strike is unclear.
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Numsa tight-lipped on its agenda
The union reportedly wants the president to resign and is preparing itself for a life outside Cosatu.
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Numsa rallies behind Vavi
Numsa says action should be taken against Cosatu's national office bearers if Vavi wins his case.
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Jim: Manuel cheeky in departure
Irvin Jim says the working class will demonstrate how powerful they are in the upcoming elections.
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Numsa suspicious of China/SA relations
Irvin Jim addressed thousands of Numsa members who gathered to march for youth jobs.
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Numsa wants employment act scrapped
The union's Irvin Jim says the legislation offers young people stupid jobs with no real benefits.
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Numsa: Expulsion a 'predetermined plan'
The metalworkers union says it knows of a plan to cause disunity from within the organisation.
