This news aggregator site highlights South African labour news from a wide range of internet and print sources. Each posting has a synopsis of the source article, together with a link or reference to the original. Postings cover the range of labour related matters from industrial relations to generalist human resources.
Our links page provides references to South African labour news reports we have come across on the World Wide Web on Monday, 31 August 2015.
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Amcu sticks to its guns over new mining jobs deal – SABC News
Mining unions welcome new deal to minimise job cuts - EWN
Employment Equity roadshows underway in Eastern Cape and Western Cape - SA Govt News Agency
Teachers the heartbeat of the nation - SA Govt News Agency
TASP: Celebrating teachers every day – SA Govt News Agency
GroundUp: At what level should a national minimum wage be set? – GroundUp
AMSA moves ahead with job cuts, says recent protection will help only in longer term – Mining Weekly Online
ArcelorMittal SA to cut 400 jobs, widens business review – Miningmx
400 jobs in balance as ArcelorMittal reviews operations - Fin24
Aflegging van 400 mense begin by ArcelorMittal – Netwerk24
Mining industry, unions and government agree on plan to stem job losses - BDLive
Plan onderteken om mynbedryf te red - Netwerk24
Mining jobs deal signed, platinum plan proposed - Fin24
Driver, 17, ploughs into eThekwini workers – The Mercury
Overtime slashed in PE to pay scarce-skills allowances – HeraldLive
NUM wage strike at Corobrik’s Long Meadow site to continue ‘until demands met’ - SA Labour News
Trade union Fawu to oppose closure of Oceana’s Hout Bay fishing factory - Fin24
EFF’s Malema to fight for R4,500 minimum wage for domestic workers - The Citizen
Two severely burnt in transformer flash at Joburg university – News24
Employers’ association Neasa unhappy with new steel duty - BDLive
Economy is ill, admits Zuma - Business Report
Don’t ask for big pay hikes, Zuma urges - The Star
Zuma appeals to business and labour to prioritise saving jobs over profits and wage hikes - BDLive
More professionals are coming into South Africa, than leaving - BusinessTech
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