Solidarity wants all of its 180 000 members countrywide to down tools in solidarity with those at Sasol
DUT is to reopen its doors after positive mediation between unions and management on Tuesday afternoon, government has said
The week-long workers’ strike at Wits has been suspended after management and the workers’ unions reached an agreement
As letters and parcels continue to pile up in post offices across South Africa, there appears to be no end in sight to the long-running strike.
Numsa will convene a number of member meetings to present the latest wage offer to its members, despite Seifsa already making the offer public.
The National Union of Mineworkers and Impala Platinum are in talks to avoid a strike over wages that could affect global prices of the precious metal.
The Cape Chamber of Commerce says Cosatu actually makes the unemployment situation worse with its unreasonable demands for wage increases.
Public servants must be reasonable in their wage demands, Finance Minister Pravin Gordhan, a KwaZulu-Natal radio station reported.
Unions representing 1,3-million government employees have given PSA Minister Richard Baloyi until next week to improve the government’s wage offer.
Trade union federation is planning fresh strike action, particularly within the public sector, to put pressure on President Jacob Zuma’s government.
A London court was set to decide on Thursday whether to grant an injunction blocking a strike by British Aiways cabin crew.
BA cabin crew have voted in favour of strike action in protest over pay and are set to walk out over the busy Christmas and New Year holiday season.
Zimbabwe teachers, who went on strike over salaries three weeks ago, returned to work on Monday after their union called off the boycott.
A train driver strike went into its fourth day on Thursday with no end in sight to a wage deadlock.
Mineworkers are set to down tools on Monday in protest against Impala Platinum’s refusal to budge on wage demands, NUM said on Thursday.
High inflation, growing socioeconomic inequality and huge salary gaps are key factors in the rash of current and threatened strikes across the country
More than 70 000 workers involved in construction on 2010 World Cup stadiums embarked on a strike on Wednesday to press for higher wages.
The SABC’s ”no work, no pay” principle was not a threat, the CWU said on Wednesday after employees won the right to strike.
A strike is looming in the mining sector, the National Union of Mineworkers said after a deadlock in its negotiations with employers on Thursday.
Johannesburg Emergency Services workers are not on strike, Samwu said on Thursday, despite them failing to carry out their duties.
