Convicted racist Adam Catzavelo’s lawyer adamant he’s learnt his lesson
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Claims of non-compliance with Labour Act politically motivated - Numsa
According to a letter from the Labour Registrar’s office, Numsa, has not complied with sections 98, 99 and 100 of the Labour Relations Act, which requires that unions provide the registrar with auditor’s reports and financial statements.
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There’s a lot to celebrate on Workers’ Day – labour unions
As the world marks International Workers’ Day today, trade unions across the world have pledged their solidarity to workers and their struggle to achieve fair employment standards.
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Threat of deregistration is a political attack - Amcu
Amcu president Joseph Mathunjwa said government was being used by mining house bosses to bully the union for being militant. He said Amcu intends to hold an elective congress in September to prevent its deregistration.
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Comair still open to talks with workers over wage dispute
Comair approached the Labour Court last week after workers issued the firm with a notice to strike when the parties reached a stalemate over wage negotiations for staff affiliated to Numsa.
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Numsa wants reasons for court granting Comair strike interdict
Numsa said that it wants reasons from the Labour Court for the strike interdict so that it can make decisions on its next move.
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Numsa 'shocked' at murder of SRWP’s Joseph Molatudi
Joseph Molatudi was allegedly shot and killed at his home in Finetown on Wednesday in front of his wife and children.
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Comair, Numsa fail to reach wage settlement
The airline and union have been engaged in talks after the Labour Court reserved judgement on Thursday and stopped Numsa from striking.
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SRWP’s Joseph Molatudi shot dead in front of wife, children
Joseph Molatudi was reportedly gunned down at his home in Finetown in the early hours of Wednesday.
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Numsa, Comair continue wage talks today
The union wants Comair, which operates British Airways and Kulula, to address the wage discrepancies.
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Numsa expects Labour Court to provide clarifty on Comair strike interdict
The Labour Court is expected to rule on the matter on Tuesday.
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Numsa meets with Comair in attempt to resolve wage dispute
Numsa has said some workers at Comair earn higher wages than their colleagues who do the same work.
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Numsa undeterred by Labour Court ruling against Comair strike
The Labour Court will only hand down judgment on Comair’s bid to interdict Numsa's strike on Tuesday meaning the union will have to hold off until then.
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Judgment reserved in Comair’s attempt to halt Numsa strike
Earlier this week, the airline applied for a court interdict after metal workers union National Union of Metalworkers of South Africa served a notice to strike.
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Comair confident planned Numsa strike won't affect operations
Numsa served Comair with a notice of its intention to strike after failing to reach an agreement over a salary dispute.
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Comair to seek interdict against Numsa strike, vows flights won't be grounded
The dispute between the union and airline involves 21 workers whose salaries vary from their colleagues.
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Comair puts contingency plans in place after Numsa strike notice
The union has issued the airline with a 48-hour strike notice after negotiations about pay disparities deadlocked last month.
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Numsa serves Comair with strike notice
The union says the dispute relates to wage disparities at the airline that were raised last year.
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Numsa says it’s anticipating difficult wage negotiations in coming months
Negotiations usually get underway during the winter season and are mostly followed by strike action.
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New Socialist party plans to disrupt political landscape
Among its proposals, is that those elected to the central committee shall not be Members of Parliament (MPs) while those who become MPs can only earn minimum wage, and the rest of their wages will be remitted to the party.
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Numsa accuses police and ArcelorMittal of colluding against striking workers
Numsa spokesperson Phakamile Hlubi-Majola has accused police and the company of deliberately attacking protesters.
