Industrial Action
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‘Today I’m a nurse, a cleaner, a clerk and a plumber’
Doctors at Africa’s biggest hospital were left scrambling on Tuesday when they had to work without nurses, admin clerks or service staff. Find out how it played out at Chris Hani…
Cosatu needs to get creative
With lockdown regulations in place, default industrial action methods need to be sidelined and new ways of protest considered
The bright side of industrial action
Labour strikes weren’t great for the mining sector in 2012, but they helped Eskom keep the lights on.
Vehicles damaged during truck drivers’ strike
Police fired rubber bullets at striking truck drivers and 10 trucks were damaged in downtown Johannesburg on Monday, said metro police.
SA set for week of strikes
Transport, municipal and pharmaceutical workers across the country were set to down tools on Monday after last-minute wage talks deadlocked.