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Last Update -Thursday 23 May 2013, 10:09
Latest News
- Roundup of labour news – Thursday, 23 May 2013
- Cosatu’s e-toll protest on Friday unauthorised and will be stopped: Joburg metro police
- New UIF benefits proposed
- Striking granite workers want 350% rise
- Clothing workers end two-day 'warning' strike
- ‘Significant’ wage gap fans fears of sugar mill strike
- Lonmin cutting it fine as Amcu recognition talks intensify
- Afgri to support emerging farmers with skills development project
- Amcu optimistic on reaching deal with Amplats to cut job losses
- Weaker rand fans inflation
- NUM vows to approach gold sector wage talks with maturity and professionalism
- MPs give Sanral the all clear on e-tolling, but protests loom
- Dismissal and jail time on cards for public officials who do business with state
- Notwithstanding NUM’s ‘aspirational’ demands, Chamber expects wage deals
- No single public service bill, but national standards for all tiers: Sisulu
- Police specialised units were prepared to kill at Marikana: Ntsebeza
- Oliphant rejects calls for Compensation Fund to be placed under administration
- Web links to labour articles on Wednesday, 22 May 2013
- PRAVIN GORDHAN: All stand to lose from labour relations uncertainty
- ANGLO AMERICAN PLATINUM: Parties agree on interventions to mitigate job cuts