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 Internet on Wednesday, 24 January 2018.
Chronological with most recent web postings at the top
North West cops nabbed in Rustenburg for possession of illegal firearms – IOL News
Manamela urges resolution to Nehawu Unisa strike - The New Age
Apartheid-era gatherings act declared unconstitutional – GroundUp
Groundbreaking ruling allows groups to protest without notice - Cape Argus
Deputy Minister assures that Unisa registration will take place despite Nehawu strike - EWN
Workers at Wits University down tools over wage increases, Unisa strike continues - TimesLive
University of Zululand warns about sale of university places – IOL News
Sadtu to march on Hoërskool Overvaal on Thursday - Huff Post
PSA soek nie Jooste se perde by Sun Met nie - Netwerk24 (limit on access)
ANCYL to piggyback on ‘Vat Alles’ ex-employees march in Tshwane on Friday – The Citizen
Healthcare sector fraud on part of professionals and scheme members on the rise - eNCA
The issue of inequality: When CEOs earn 541 times more than workers - City Press
Our fight is not with Sun Met, but against Markus Jooste, says PSA – Fin24
Ondersoek personeel van PE-hospitaal, vra DA - Netwerk24 (limit on access)
RTMC vows to deal with national traffic officers' illegal strike - SowetanLive
Uber, Taxify drivers call for police minister’s intervention after increase in attacks - SABC News
Polisie van die Noord-Kaap staan drie aan dood af – Maroela Media
Business Leadership SA calls on Matshela Koko to step down from Eskom - Business Report
I was suspended for refusing to take unlawful instructions, says Koko - IOL News
Brian Molefe to hear about R30m pension on Thursday – The Citizen
KZN farmer accused of murdering an ex-employee denied bail - DispatchLive
National traffic police go on illegal strike on Wednesday - TimesLive
Nehawu protests as Manamela visits Unisa campuses - Pretoria News
Só styg minimum loon op plase en in winkels - Netwerk24 (limit on access)
Metro cops accused of taking motorist to ATM to withdraw bribe money - Pretoria News
How many South Africans could lose their jobs to robots in next seven years and which skills are safer - BusinessTech
Public service and administration minister confirms transfer of director-general - SowetanLive
DUT management claims it’s business as usual as wage strike enters eighth day - TimesLive
Employees lack IT security policy awareness: Kaspersky Lab - ITWeb
‘Modern day workers need to possess multiple skills’ - SABC News
Unisa wage strike prompts prospective students to blockade Durban road - TimesLive
Ekurhuleni toughens up against illegal mining - SABC News
Betogers versper N4 by Mbombela oor werksituasie – Netwerk24 (limit on access)
Consumer inflation stabilised at 4.7% in December despite leap in fuel prices - BusinessLive
Chris Maroleng ‘not vetted’ for SABC top job, claims Communications Minister - The Citizen
Tshwane ordered by court to give Soshanguve man job training - The Citizen
Ten Limpopo traffic cops arrested for taking bribes - TimesLive
National Minimum Wage Initiative object to bill’s exclusion of contractors - BusinessLive
Student fund boss urges graduates to repay loan billions - BusinessLive
Eskom's Matshela Koko broke strict suspension rules – BusinessLive
Councillors in Buffalo City Metro may receive 6% salary boost - DispatchLive
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