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Dudu Myeni shouldn’t be singled out for SAA failures - lawyer
Myeni, whose tenure at the parastatal as board chairperson was mired in controversy, was fighting a case brought by Outa, which wanted her to be declared a delinquent director.
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CARTOON: Flight Risk
By Dr Jack & Curtis.
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Dudu Myeni employing delaying tactics in 'delinquency' case - Outa
Outa and the South African Pilots Association wanted the High Court in Pretoria to declare her a delinquent director, which could prevent her from sitting on the boards of other companies.
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Myeni wants blame shifted to SAA executive management in 'delinquency' case
Myeni was taken to this court by Outa in an attempt to seek an order that would declare her a delinquent director.
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SAA: Smooth first day back at work after strike
SAA has confirmed all flights operated smoothly, except flights to East London and Livingston, on the first day back at work.
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It’s not all blue skies for SAA as Scopa now wants it to account
While SAA makes plans to recover from a bruising wage strike, Scopa has slammed it for what it calls a total disregard of parliamentary process.
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It’s back to business, says SAA after 8-day strike
Services are expected to return to normal after unions signed a 5.9% wage agreement with the carrier, after initially demanding an 8% increase, ending the wage strike.
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SAA to restore full flight schedule this weekend
The eight-day strike by Numsa and Sacca has cost the airline about R50 million a day and has left thousands of travellers frustrated.
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SAA & unions reach wage deal, ending strike
It also said mediation will continue to assist the parties to work through some of the identified underlying issues and challenges.
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SAA suspends flights to Hong Kong to curb financial losses
SAA said it would suspend all flights between Johannesburg and Hong Kong from 23 November up to and including 14 December.
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SAA running out of cash as unions seek to expand strike
State-owned SAA has racked up losses of more than R28 billion over the past 13 years and wants to cut jobs as part of a turnaround plan.
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3 SAA minority unions win right to take part in retrenchment talks
Satawu, Solidarity, and AUSA - which represent workers only in some divisions at SAA - were not consulted about the planned restructuring that could result in the loss of hundreds of jobs.
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Gordhan urges unions to work with SAA management to end strike
The minister met with workers in Tshwane on day five of the strike, which continued to cost the airline over R50 million a day.
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SAA: We’re on the road to recovery, despite strike
The South African Airways said it was on its way to operational recovery despite a number of employees refusing to return to work. This comes after the struggling state-owned parastatal offered striking workers a 5.9% salary increase, instead of the 8% being demanded.
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SAA approaches Labour Court as strike continues
Hundreds of employees affiliated to Numsa and the SA Cabin Crew Association went on strike on Friday over wages and plans to restructure at the airline.
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Still no word from SAA on domestic flights as strike continues
Sacca said that trade unions would meet Public Enterprises Minister Pravin Gordhan in Pretoria this morning in a fresh bid to resolve the crippling SAA strike.
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Sacca ‘unfazed’ by SAA’s legal action threats
Despite the ongoing workers’ strike, SAA has resumed international flights.
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SAA denies putting inexperienced people in charge amid workers’ strike
Hundreds of SAA employees went on strike last Friday over wages and planned restructuring at the airline.
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Unions blame ‘stubborn employer,’ vow to intensify SAA strike
Workers began the industrial action on Friday, demanding an 8% wage increase while the employer is offering 5.9%.
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‘We won't back down’: SAA workers vow to continue strike until demands met
They are demanding an 8% salary hike while SAA is offering 5,9% pay rise.
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SAA workers urged to continue fight for a living wage
Employees are demanding an 8% wage hike while the employer is offering a 5.9% pay rise.
