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Numsa pickets outside Neasa company
The union is protesting against what it termed as racist and dastardly lockouts.
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Numsa continues contemplating offer
An estimated 200,000 Numsa members have been on strike since 1 July.
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Neasa: Numsa must reconsider strike
Around 200,000 union members are set to embark on a nationwide strike on Tuesday.
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Budget Speech: Good news for households
Finance Minister Pravin Gordhan will hand back R9 billion to hard-pressed consumers.
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NDP might prevent Numsa from backing ANC
It’s unclear whether Numsa will throw its weight behind the ANC’s election campaign.
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Gordhan tries to stabilise auto sector
Gordhan says it’s concerning that BMW has halted its plans to expand local plant capacity.
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Numsa wage talks to resume
The union will go back to the drawing board with employers after talks deadlocked last week.
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Numsa talks deadlock over double digits
Talks aimed at resolving a strike in the automotive components sector have deadlocked.
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Wage talks to resume petrol attendants
Numsa and petrol attendant employers will go back to the drawing board over wages tonight.
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Numsa condemns strike violence
A Somali petrol attendant was killed after allegedly being attacked by striking workers last week.
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Numsa to probe attack on petrol attendant
The victim was attacked by several men at a petrol station in Grassy Park during the week.
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Petrol attendant killed in attack
Workers in the petrol and motor industry have been on strike throughout the week.
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No end in sight for Numsa strike
Filling station workers represented by Numsa are demanding a double digit increase from employers.
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Numsa strike begins
Numsa claims 40,000 members which include petrol attendants have embarked on a nationwide strike.
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Petrol attendants to strike nationwide
Motorists have been warned to fill up over the weekend as a petrol attendant strike looms.
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Sactwu strike averted
Unions and employers in the clothing manufacturing industry have struck a deal.
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Numsa to meet car makers
The meeting is expected to try and find a way to end the strike which entered its fourth day.
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CPT power tariffs jump by 8 percent
While electricity tariffs increase by 8 percent the petrol price takes a leap later this week.
