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Tshwane bus service still not operational
Samwu instructed its drivers to stop operations following concerns over their working conditions.
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Samwu & Rand Water settle wage dispute
Samwu signed a deal for a wage agreement between 7,5 and nine percent with the water utility.
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Salga & municipal unions to sign agreement
The seven percent wage deal will put an end to months of negotiations between the association & unions.
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Rand Water applies for interdict to prevent strike
Samwu served Rand Water with its intention to strike on Tuesday, warning that taps will run dry.
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Samwu ready to defend members against Rand Water interdict
The union is confident Rand Water’s application to the Labour Court will fail.
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Deal could clog Rand Water strike
The company is relying on essential service agreement deals to ensure water keeps flowing.
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Samwu serves Rand Water with 48-hour strike notice
The company met with the Samwu on Monday but failed to reach an agreement on wage hikes.
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Water cuts in Gauteng to be decided at crucial meeting
Gauteng & Mpumalanga will be affected if Rand Water & Samwu don't reach a wage deal.
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Rand Water: Water supply will not be disrupted by the strike
Samwu has secured a notice to strike while the UASA has notified Rand Water of a looming strike.
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Samwu secures a notice to strike against Rand Water
Samwu is the majority union at Rand Water and says the strike will affect services in some areas.
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Samwu wage negotiations to be concluded by Friday
The union asked for more time to consider a 7 percent wage increase.
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Samwu won't confirm wage settlement deal
The union initially demanded an 11 percent pay hike with Salga offering seven percent.
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Samwu still uncertain if it will strike
Municipal Workers Union Samwu says it will only know in two weeks’ time whether its members will go on strike.
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D-day for Salga to report on wage settlement
The union initially wanted an 11 percent increase while Salga was offering a 5.9 percent hike for workers.
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Samwu consults members on new wage offer
Samwu and Imatu are demanding an 11 percent increase, while Salga has offered a 5.9 percent hike.
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Negotiations underway to avert nationwide municipal strike
Samwu and Imatu will attempt to reach a wage deal agreement with Salga.
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Unions and Salga to meet this week
Unions are asking for an 11 percent wage hike while Salga is offering 5,9 percent.
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Samwu & Salga at loggerheads over wage talks
The union declared a dispute after rejecting a 5.9% hike & is sticking to its 11% demand.
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Samwu declares dispute on deadlocked wage talks
Talks with Salga collapsed two weeks ago when Samwu refused a 5,9% pay hike offer.
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Samwu suspends CT strike
Municipal workers downed tools at the beginning of last month due to several issues.
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Samwu abandons wage talks with Salga
The union has labelled Salga’s revised 5.9 percent wage increase offer as ridiculous.
