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Cops take their leaders to task
Popcru used its ninth congress to focus on restoring the rights of police and correctional service workers
Popcru: Outed Bosasa corruption but was never part of it
The trade union says there has never been any Popcru office-bearer by the name ‘Sbu’ who was implicated in Agrizzi’s testimony
Union, officials colluded with Bosasa to pressure prisons boss
On Tuesday, Agrizzi detailed the events leading up to Vernie Petersen’s removal from the department of correctional services
Public sector wage deal inches closer as more unions sign
The public sector wage agreement is close to being a done deal, with 48% of workers represented by trade unions at the PSCBC supporting the offer
Close to majority of unions sign public sector wage deal
The protracted public sector wage negotiations are close to being clinched with 42% of the employees represented having signed the three year deal
PSA holds out on signing public sector wage deal
Not all members of the bargaining council are on board with the wage proposal, with Fedusa calling for more time to consult with members
Phahlane: I have a distinguished track record as a member of the SAPS
The acting national police commissioner, who is being investigated by the Independent Police Investigative Directorate, says he has nothing to hide.
GP traffic cops chief is ‘hijacking’ vehicles amid a vehicle shortage
The Gauteng community safety department head has allegedly been using official vehicles for travel
Cops’ cocaine gone without a sniff
A report reveals that more than R720k worth of coke is missing from forensics, while Popcru says it has raised corruption as an issue to no avail.
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