Numsa: Wage subsidy will only line the pockets of rich employers
Numsa president Cedric Gina has stated that the planned youth wage subsidy will only stand to line the pockets of "unpatriotic" employers.
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Big problems need smart thinkers
Unfortunately there is a dearth of hybridised individuals in leadership positions, writes Caroline Southey.
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This means war: Unions vow to stop DA march on Cosatu
Unions, the ANCYL and YCL have vowed to disrupt a DA-led march on Cosatu's headquarters, warning it will mark the beginning of "open class warfare".
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Gloves off as union heads for elections
A qualified audit is playing into the hands of a mineworkers' union faction vying for control.
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Numsa throws down the gauntlet to DA
Numsa General Secretary Irvin Jim has warned the DA and "white capitalist class" that "if they now want direct confrontation, they will get it".
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Crackdown on parastatals' salaries applauded
Trade unions Satawu and Numsa have welcomed the suspension of pay increases for chief executives and board members of parastatals.
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Workers must make themselves felt in the ANC, says Zuma
President Jacob Zuma has called on workers to become active participants in the shaping of ANC policy. (Just don't mention the e-tolling plans).
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Numsa conference to prevent capitalist sector rule
Numsa has said that its energy conference was aimed at preventing the renewable energy sector from being dominated by a capitalist system.
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Going, going, Godongwana
Enoch Godongwana has quit as a deputy minister amid a scandal over missing unionists' pension funds. We trace his rise and fall in SA politics.
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Sadtu boss in hot water over info Bill
Thobile Ntola, the president of Sadtu, criticised the info Bill publicly without debating it within the teachers' union, leaders say.
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