Seifsa
Neasa holds Numsa to wage agreement
Labour Minister Mildred Oliphant has signed Numsa’s agreement of a 10 percent wage hike with Seifsa.
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Load shedding sparks growing fears in steel industry
Seifsa's chief economist says the power cuts are stifling growth.
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Neasa vows to continue fighting Numsa/Seifsa deal
Neasa says extending the deal will mean firms won't be able to afford to keep workers.
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Numsa's lockout application dismissed
The lockout includes a handful of companies that refuse to accept a wage deal signed by Numsa and Seifsa.
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Numsa: Most members back at work
Neasa has refused to hike wages by 10 percent, saying it can only afford to offer a 7 percent increase.
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Neasa: Oliphant must intervene in dispute
The employers association says it cannot match the 10 percent hike brokered between Numsa and Seifsa.
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Numsa seeks legal advice on Neasa lockout
The union says it has 'every intention' to challenge the legality of Neasa's lockout.
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Neasa metalworkers 'forced to strike'
Neasa refused to sign a wage agreement even after Numsa had signed one yesterday.
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'Economic recovery can now begin'
Numsa on Monday accepted a three-year wage deal after a month-long strike.
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Numsa strike: Finish & klaar, for now
Greg Nicolson says it’s time to get back to work after the metals and engineering sector strike.
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Neasa digs in heels on wage agreement
The employer body says the new wage agreement is not representative of its members.
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Numsa members urged to return to work
The metalworkers union yesterday announced an end to its almost month-long wage strike.
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Numsa to announce wage decision
An estimated 200,000 Numsa members have been on strike since 1 July.
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Numsa: Seifsa undermining strike
The union says Seifsa shouldn't communicate its conditionally accepted offer to the public.
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Numsa strike a step closer to resolution
Seifsa members have voted 12 to 10 to offer a three-year 10 percent increase to striking workers.
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Numsa awaits new wage offer
Numsa's Irvin Jim says it's up to employers to resolve the strike.
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Numsa strike: Businesses could close down
Employers are now afraid that even if a wage settlement is reached they won't be able to cope.
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Numsa 'unfazed' by Seifsa's latest move
Seifsa says it has no plans to make a new wage offer because it has exhausted its mandate.
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Numsa plans to intensify strike
The metalworkers union says it will meet with members to plan how to strengthen its wage strike.
