We'll work with De Ruyter if he stops Eskom unbundling, says NUM
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Numsa says SAA made late offer to avert to strike
The union would not be drawn on the details of the late-night offer.
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SAA strike will further endanger battling airline, says CFO
Unionised staff plan to down tools on Friday and on Saturday in protest against SAA's restructuring plans.
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SAA cancels flights for Friday, Saturday ahead of strike
SAA has, however, clarified that partner airlines, including SA Express, Mango and SA Airlink will not be affected by the cancellations.
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Strike the only way to make SAA listen to grievances, say unions
Three thousand workers belonging to Numsa and the South African Cabin Crew Association (SACCA) are expected to embark on a strike over wages and job cuts on Friday.
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Make alternative arrangements for Friday, Numsa tells SAA customers
Cabin crew members, check-in staff, ticket sales employees, head office personal and technical workers are all expected to go on strike in two days’ time.
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Numsa threatens 'mother of all strikes' over planned SAA retrenchments
South African Airways (SAA) is carrying out its restructuring plan which is informed by its turnaround strategy to deal with, among others, its funding and liquidity challenges.
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Unions 'found out through the media' about SAA’s planned job cuts
The state-owned company has begun Section 189 consultations with labour as part of its turnaround strategy.
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Numsa gives UJ until next week to respond to equal pay, benefits demand
The union delivered a memorandum of grievance at the institution on Friday on behalf of about 700 workers.
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Numsa rejects proposed wage deal in motor sector
The union has been in talks with employers at the CCMA negotiating new wages and other employee demands.
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Numsa to fight interim interdict preventing Air Chefs strike
The union had threatened to go on strike over the withdrawal of anniversary bonuses by management.
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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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'We demand equal salaries & benefits': Strike continues at UJ
Workers have been picketing at the University of Johannesburg's main entrances, calling for equal pay and benefits since Friday.
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‘Pack a skhaftin’ says Numsa ahead of planned inflight catering strike
The union says the strike will affect O.R Tambo International Airport, the Cape Town International and King Shaka International in Durban airports.
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Numsa: UJ strike to force management to engage over equal pay, benefits
The union said at the heart of the wage dispute is the university's violation of the principle regarding how the institution remunerates its lowest-paid workers.
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UJ to apply ‘no work, no pay’ policy for striking staff
Workers affiliated to National Union of Metalworkers of South Africa (Numsa) will not report for work at all UJ campuses.
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Numsa to strike at UJ over equal pay, employee benefits
Numsa's Phakamile Hadebe said the university was violating the principle of equal pay for work of equal value.
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Mbalula threatens to close routes over attacks on Autopax bus drivers
Transport Minister Fikile Mbalula met with Numsa on Wednesday after bus drivers refused to return to work.
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Numsa wants Autopax workers protected after transport attacks
The union said its members in Kwazulu-Natal, Eastern Cape and Limpopo refused to return to work because the taxi owners were attacking them.
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Numsa: Motor sector must provide transport for late-shift workers to fight GBV
Numsa said the union was locked in talks with the motor sector to provide safe transportation for workers so that they can reduce the risk of sexual violence, but the sector was delaying reaching a decision.
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Numsa, Saftu to challenge labour law compelling them to ballot before striking
Numsa and Saftu were just some of the country’s over 200 labour organisations which must either change their constitutions in line with the strike balloting rules or face deregistration.
