We haven’t decided on number of Air Chefs layoffs yet ― SAA
Air Chefs, the catering arm of SAA, has launched a consultation process with unions that may lead to job losses
Retrenchments
Numsa slams SAA-owned Air Chefs for retrenchment notice
Numsa called the action “opportunistic”, as SAA is in the process of implementing its turnaround strategy which affects all companies in the group.
Massive Zim job losses in wake of court ruling
A ruling in Zimbabwe’s Supreme Court has seen thousands of workers retrenched without benefits.
‘Workers do not have a good story to tell’
Between the second quarters of 2014 and 2015, union membership in South Africa decreased by 17 000 members.
Crippled SA loses another crutch
The rout in commodity markets comes on top of major policy and global uncertainties.
E-tolls crippling small businesses – DA
A survey of 50 small businesses in Gauteng revealed e-toll bills amounting to R850 000 so far this year, according to the DA.
Union vows to fight Telkom over ‘retrenchment’
The Communication Workers’ Union has promised to fight the proposed offer of voluntary packages to Telkom workers.
Man commits suicide after Cell C retrenchment
Trade union Solidarity says a Cell C employee has committed suicide after he received notice of his retrenchment.
Absa sticks by ‘no retrenchments’ promise
Absa has denied retrenchment rumours, saying employees affected by its restructuring will be given the chance to apply for new jobs at the company.
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NUM wants First Uranium CEO axed
The National Union of Mineworkers has urged First Uranium to fire its CEO after the mining company announced it might retrench 1800 mineworkers.
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Retrenchment benefits increase
Those facing retrenchment or retirement can look forward to better tax breaks from this year.
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Banks brace for home loan sales staff retrenchments
Retrenchments are looming in the home loan sales departments of two of South Africa’s four major banks, media reports have said.
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Standard Bank ‘arrogant’ over retrenchments
Trade union Solidarity has accused Standard Bank of an "arrogant slap in the face" for employees facing retrenchment.
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SABC set to axe 13 senior managers
Senior managers at the SABC have been targeted for retrenchment as the public broadcaster sets about pruning its R78-million annual salary bill.
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Standard Bank to meet some demands over retrenchments
Standard Bank has made a proposal to meet some of the demands of Sasbo, the finance union, over retrenchments, the Labour Court heard on Thursday.
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Union takes bank to court over retrenchments
Finance union Sasbo filed papers with the Labour Court on Monday to obtain an urgent interdict against Standard Bank retrenching staff.
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Standard Bank: Low revenue behind retrenchments
A slowdown in revenue and the deterioration in cost-to-income ratio led to the bank retrenching more than 1 500 senior staff members, it says.
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Naspers mulls more retrenchments
Naspers is offering some editorial staff in its print business severance packages, a media report said on Wednesday.
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Solidarity: Telkom is still firing
Telkom was continuing to terminate contractors’ services despite earlier assurances it would postpone retrenchments, Solidarity said on Tuesday.
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Life after the white envelope
How does it feel to be told, unexpectedly, that the institution you have served for 15 years no longer wants you? Kevin Goddard joins the ‘unequals’ .
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Labour court rules against GMSA
The Labour Court ruled that General Motors SA contravened regulations when it retrenched more than 200 workers without following proper procedures.
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BHP Billiton to retrench 150 workers
BHP Billiton plans to axe 150 employees at its Hotazel Manganese Mines, trade union Solidarity said on Monday.
No more deadlines
Although he takes a philosophical view of his fate, this doesn’t ease the effects of Robbie Botha’s new status — psychologically or financially.
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NUM: Court rules De Beers acted unlawfully
The Labour Court has ruled that De Beers acted unlawfully when it retrenched workers, the National Union of Mineworkers said on Wednesday.
Mooinooi hangs tough
During the boom years Mooinooi in the North West was a thriving mining town, but now with the recession, it is dying on its feet.
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Still crazy about soccer
Mooinooi resident: Everyone is suffering here. Women will start to sell their bodies and there will be an increase in pregnancy.
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‘Just hanging around’
Mooinooi, a one-employer town, where many workers have a single skill, is hurting badly as a result of Wall Street’s excesses.
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Unions agree to 5 500 job cuts at Lonmin
Lonmin, the world’s third-largest platinum producer, on Tuesday confirmed that it would cut up to 5 500 jobs at its Marikana and Limpopo operations.
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Union warns of strike in face of retrenchments
The National Union of Mineworkers in KwaZulu-Natal on Tuesday called on the economic development minister Zweli Mkhize to help stop retrenchments.
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Metals prices to fall further, hit jobs
South Africa expects the metal price downturn to get worse and affect the economy further through capital flight and job losses.
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SACCI to oppose call to change Labour Act
The South African Chamber of Commerce and Industry will oppose calls by Cosatu to change the labour act, it was reported on Tuesday.
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Cosatu vows to fight layoffs in 2009
Cosatu has vowed to fight an anticipated flurry of retrenchments in the new year as companies come to blows with the global economic recession.