Labour

Public sector workers march to Parliament, reject 3% wage increase

Unions are demanding 10%. Inflation is just shy of 8%.

Shoprite truck drivers protest for basic salary and transport allowance

Shosholoza Workers Union of South Africa say the matter is currently before the CCMA

Concourt did not legalise weed in the workplace – Labour Court rules

Employers have the right to enforce zero-tolerance policies outlawing the use of cannabis

Domestic workers urge Ramaphosa to sign compensation bill into law

The legislation was sent to the president more than two months ago

Police union unexpectedly leaves SAFTU

SAFTU “clueless as to the reasons that may have caused SAPU’s exit”

As Post Office faces financial crisis, workers demand what’s owed to them

Medical aid and pension funds have not been paid

Public sector workers call on government to return to negotiating table

Unions reject 3% wage increase

Unpaid for months: Ekurhuleni workers protest

The City of Ekurhuleni only deals with the contractor, not its employees, says City spokesperson

Dismissed guards ask UCT to insource them

“Unfair discrimination” say 31 dismissed security guards, conned by student activist, as they approach UCT’s COO to be insourced

Farm workers march to Parliament to demand major reform

List of demands handed to Minister of Agriculture

Car washers at some shopping malls pay a fee to work

Companies say this covers the cost of high rents, cleaning products and training

Transnet workers deserved better

Security guards conned by student activist hold picket at UCT

Guards ask students for forgiveness and to support their demand to be insourced

The student activist who gaslit workers and cost them their jobs

31 sacked security guards have asked UCT for forgiveness after being misled by Sibusiso Mpendulo

COSATU members march for workers’ rights

“There’s a job bloodbath but no plans by the government to create jobs” says union

Two teachers’ unions agree to 3% wage increase

SADTU and NAPTOSA reluctantly accept government offer