Three different unions have made the demand, citing maladministration and irregular appointments as PetroSA reels from staggering losses
"Nehawu has called for an urgent amendment to the Cosatu constitution, to allow the federation to intervene among its affiliates.
Paper was bad, really bad. Death to paper – and paper clips. But what about the drawbacks of the electronic age?
Cost cuts and a focus shift to higher margin products has put the pulp and paper producer on track to performing better than it has in five years.
The world’s biggest glossy paper manufacturer plans to push down its hefty debt burden and then resume paying dividends.
Replacing fuels with more sustainable options remains a key focus for IDC business unit
Paper group Sappi says the ongoing restructuring within its South African operations might include retrenchments at some of its production plants.
Management at Lonmin’s Western Refinery have admitted that they gave confidential information about employees to private investigators.
Key sectors of the country’s economy, including mining, petroleum and chemicals, are bracing themselves for industrial action.
South Africa’s Sappi is discussing plans to cut European fine-paper output by a further 25% in January on the back of falling demand.
Sappi on Friday launched a rights share offer at a discount of 65,2%, sending its shares tumbling more than 7%.
