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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.
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'The bosses refuse to negotiate meaningfully' - Numsa vows indefinite strike
Thousands of workers marched from the Mary Fitzgerald Square in Newtown to the offices of the Metals and Engineering Industries Bargaining Council in Marshalltown on 5 October 2021. The striking workers are demanding an 8% salary increase, with Numsa general secretary Irvin Jim saying the strike was indefinite.
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Jim: Numsa strike in metal, engineering sector indefinite until demands met
Thousands of workers marched from the Mary Fitzgerald Square in Newtown earlier on Tuesday to the offices of the Metals and Engineering Industries Bargaining Council in Marshalltown.
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GALLERY: 'Stop exploiting us' - Thousands gather for Numsa march in Joburg
In defiance of COVID-19 regulations, thousands of Numsa members in the engineering and metals industry marched through the streets of Johannesburg on 5 October 2021 demanding nothing less than an 8% salary hike.
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Engineering sector workers down tools as they demand 8% salary hike
Thousands of Numsa members are marching from Mary Fitzgerald Square in Newtown to the offices of the Metals and Engineering Industries Bargaining Council in Marshalltown.
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Numsa strike sees thousands march in Newtown in violation of COVID restrictions
Workers are expected to march to the offices of the Metals and Engineering Industries Bargaining Council in Marshalltown.
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Giving Mango control over business rescue sets dangerous precedent - Numsa
The Mango Pilots Association, the South African Cabin Crew Association and metalworkers' union, Numsa, said that they planned to challenge the High Court's decision which handed Mango control over voluntary business rescue.
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Court places Mango Airlines on voluntary business rescue
The financially strapped carrier filed an application opposing submissions from unions who wanted to enter a joint business rescue process with the airline.
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Judgment reserved in bid to put Mango on business rescue
The National Union of Metalworkers of South Africa (Numsa), the Mango Pilots’ Association and the South African Cabin Crew Association presented their arguments to the court on Friday.
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Unions representing Mango staff head to court to apply for business rescue
The parties say their members had been working at the South African Airways subsidiary airline without pay for more than two months now.
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MTN in eSwatini choosing side of the brutal regime - Numsa
MTN has confirmed that it's being taken to court by the Institute for Democracy and leadership, together with state owned eSwatini Mobile in to force it to restore Internet services.
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Numsa affiliated SAA Technical employees to picket over salary payments
Two months ago, Numsa instructed its attorneys to take action as many of their members battled to make ends meet with no salary.
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Numsa says it remains committed to resolving wage dispute with Eskom
The NUM, Solidarity and Numsa representatives have not been able to reach an agreement on salary increases with Eskom at the Central Bargaining Forum.
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Organised labour: Eskom’s decision to file for dispute is a declaration of war
The unions have been in talks with Eskom for weeks with both parties not moving from their demands.
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Eskom declares dispute after wage talks with unions deadlock
Numsa, the NUM and Solidarity were demanding a 15% wage increase, however, Eskom said its final offer was 1.5%.
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Unions move to mobilise workers as Eskom wage talks stall
Workers affiliated with NUM and Numsa want 15% wage increase while Eskom says it can't afford the hike and has offered a 1.5% increase.
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Numsa, NUM reject Eskom's 1.5% wage increase for workers
Numsa general secretary, Irvin Jim, said that they had been provoked by Eskom CEO Andre De Ruyter and executive management, who refused to engage meaningfully in the wage negotiations at Eskom.
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Eskom tables 1.5% wage increase for workers
The embattled power utility said the offer is conditional on labour representatives accepting amendments to some of the conditions of service.
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Numsa, SAA Technical hold first consultative meeting as jobs hang in the balance
The union and staff at South African Airways (SAA) have been served with Section 189 notices informing them that they were considering possibly retrenching about 1,203 employees.
