Uasa
Uasa: We had no choice but to approach ConCourt over university vaccine mandates
Universities Alliance South Africa (Uasa) gave tertiary institutions around the country until the close of business on Wednesday to reconsider their vaccine...
The organisation, which represents students and staff in universities across the country, is preparing a class-action lawsuit against several institutions over what it called the 'irrational, medically unjustified, and unlawful COVID19 vaccination policy'.
The unions are preparing to file contempt of court papers after the state arms manufacturer missed a deadline to pay by last Friday.
The union is seeking an interdict from the Labour Court that will force the cash-strapped state-owned entity to honour all outstanding contractual and statutory commitments to employees.
Sibanye-Stillwater urged striking workers to return to work on 15 December.
No other details were immediately available but NUM last month inked a three-year wage deal with AngloGold Ashanti that saw a 12% pay hike for entry-level underground workers in the first year.
The talks will cover wage hikes and conditions of employment.
The United Association of South Africa and Food and Allied Workers Union have agreed to the increase offered by employers on Tuesday.
The state-owned company has experienced severe liquidity challenges resulting in the staff members' 13th cheque not being paid.
The chamber says deliberations with unions about the withdrawal of 7 coal firms from the central wages negotiations chamber have collapsed.
The Comair staff protest has come to an end with workers accepting a 23% wage increase over three years.
Comair workers, have been on strike since last week & have rejected the airline’s three-year wage offer.
Workers affiliated to Uasa plan to strike at airports across the country.
The union, with 58 percent membership in the airport unit, wants a 35 percent increase over three years.
The conciliation talks are taking place after wage negotiations failed earlier this month.
The union says govt can use its infrastructure budget to save the steel industry from collapse.
Numsa says it's aware thousands of jobs will be lost because the industry is not 'globally competitive'.
Seifsa estimates that 10,000 workers in the steel sector will be directly affected by retrenchments.
Gauteng & Mpumalanga will be affected if Rand Water & Samwu don't reach a wage deal.