Unisa nehawu wage talks
Unions to march over bonuses for Gauteng Health Dept officials
Marchers will make their way from Mary Fitzgerald Square to the premier's office and then the province's Health Department to hand over memorandums.
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Wage increase talks between Nehawu, Unisa deadlock
Unisa has put forward a new offer of a 7% salary increase from the initial 6.5%, however, the union has rejected it.
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Unisa extends application, registration periods amid strike
Members affiliated to Nehawu disrupted the application process this week demanding wage increases.
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Nehawu members to go on strike at all Unisa campuses
The union says a strike at the Durban University of Technology (DUT) is already underway.
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Nehawu calls off Unisa strike after wage deal struck
Unisa management offered an increase of between 5% and 8%, depending on the staff’s income.
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Nehawu in talks with members over Unisa wage deal
The trade union is currently in talks with its members over Unisa’s new offer of 6.5% to 8% to end a strike over wages at the university.
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Nehawu ‘not aware’ of new wage offer from Unisa
Nehawu’s national spokesperson Khaya Xaba says wage talks with Unisa have reached a deadlock again.
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Unisa 'exploring every avenue' to resolve wage dispute with Nehawu
Nehawu is demanding a 10% increase across the board while the university is only offering only 4.5%.
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Nehawu, Unisa management locked in private talks
Workers affiliated to the union have taken to the streets after failed negotiations with the university's management over salary demands.
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Unisa extends registration period amid Nehawu strike
Unisa students have been prevented from entering at least four campuses due to the protests over wages.
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Nehawu brings registration process at Unisa to a standstill
Unisa staff members affiliated to the union are blocking the entrance of at least four campuses in protest over wages.
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Nehawu prepares to strike as wage talks with Unisa hit deadlock
Nehawu and Unisa have been in wage talks since last year with the union demanding a 14% increase.
