Wage dispute divides employers

Wage dispute divides employers

28 Jul 2012 13:38 - Teigue Payne
Pay deals reached by the bargaining council are criticised for threatening small business, writes Teigue Payne.

Strikers' use of violence 'deplorable'

08 Jul 2011 14:18 - Staff Reporter
The Steel and Engineering Industries' Federation of South Africa says acts of violence and intimidation were allegedly committed by striking workers.

Call to arms for 'a living wage'

08 Jul 2011 00:00 - Matuma Letsoalo
The petroleum, chemical and mining industries -- key sectors in the economy -- are bracing themselves for rolling mass action starting next week.
Jimmying up the battle for succession

Jimmying up the battle for succession

08 Jul 2011 00:00 - Matuma Letsoalo
Numsa boss Irvin Jim, who is leading the national metal and engineering workers' union wage strike, has been touted as a possible successor to Vavi.
Tea plantation faces collapse after worker rampage

Tea plantation faces collapse after worker rampage

30 May 2011 12:20 - Stuart Graham
The largest tea estate in the southern hemisphere, Magwa Tea outside Lusikisiki, faces ruin after being looted by its workers earlier this year.
Cosatu: Strike over, but still no deal

Cosatu: Strike over, but still no deal

13 Oct 2010 17:59 - Staff Reporter
Cosatu on Wednesday announced that the public sector strike was over, even though no deal had been signed with the government.

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