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A wage settlement between gold producers and a few unions in the gold industry has been agreed upon, said the Chamber of Mines.
Lonmin, unions’ dispute still not resolved as CCMA postpones hearing
The CCMA has postponed the hearing about the recognition agreement between unions and platinum miner Lonmin to August.
Unions, gold sector declare wage dispute
Bruising wage negotiations between goldminers and workers look to have stalled after unions declared an official wage dispute.
Unions reject 4% wage offer from gold producers
Unions across the board have stood firm on wage demands, but employers say giving in to these would have dire consequences for the industry.
South Africa’s economic growth ‘could be better’
The DA and trade union Uasa say South Africa’s economic growth could be better despite suffering knock-on effects from Europe and the US.
Coal strike threatens power supply
The coal strike currently under way will threaten the immediate ability to provide electricity, say the unions and state power company Eskom.
Strikers’ use of violence ‘deplorable’
The Steel and Engineering Industries’ Federation of South Africa says acts of violence and intimidation were allegedly committed by striking workers.
Reports of economic growth misleading, says union
The employment figures released by Stats SA made a mockery of reports of economic growth, trade union Uasa said on Tuesday.
Union: ‘Matric is simply not enough’
Matrics will need to obtain further skills in order to find viable employment, the United Association of South Africa union said on Sunday.
ArcelorMittal SA and union reach wage agreement
South Africa’s largest steel producer ArcelorMittal South Africa and the trade union UASA have reached a wage agreement.