Solidarity: Gupta deal with Eskom is set to destroy 1 700 mining jobs
Trade union Solidarity said 1700 Exxaro mine employees could lose their jobs on account of government’s incessant politicking with the Gupta family.
Trade union Solidarity said 1700 Exxaro mine employees could lose their jobs on account of government’s incessant politicking with the Gupta family.
It’s high time we all follow Gideon Du Plessis’ example and challenge often trotted out statements that, in South Africa, “blacks” still earn less than “whites”. First, because it is racist. But more so, as the examples he cites show, because it is false.
This Open Letter to Labour Minister Mildred Oliphant makes one wonder at the disconnect between reality and worldview of some SA political leaders.
There appears, in mining, to be an everlasting chain of promises by those uninvolved in the direct implications, the outcome invariably falling short.
More than one-third of US jobs are now part time, short term or on call. Wages in the middle-income level are stagnant. The middle class is under threat.
If you have standby generators (not exposed to Eskom) don’t belong to a crippling union, don’t swim naked & use enough shark repellent, you’ll survive 2015.
In a speech he made in Stellenbosch last night, entrepreneur Herman Mashaba offered his vision on how to provide jobs for SA’s growing army of unemployed.
Lack of jobs are giving trade unions sleepless nights, Congress of SA Trade Unions general secretary Zwelinzima Vavi said on Tuesday.
After almost a decade in court, policewoman Renate Barnard has finally had her career advancement dream crushed purely because of the colour of her skin. Affirmative Action legislation has trumped Constitution which states that South Africa is a non-racial, non-sexist democracy. And the Constitutional Court itself says so. It ruled for the SA Police Services … Read more
SACTWU has halted the Free Market Foundation’s labour relations case which is essentially seeking to change one word in the Labour Relations Act. Despite the amendment’s small size, the impact will be far-reaching, and although the action to suspend the FMF’s case will frustrate the process, it will not impede it, says Loane Sharp of the … Read more