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 Thursday, 8 September 2016
Chronological with most recent web postings at the top
Amcu gives Sasol one week to respond to wage demands – EWN
Amcu marches to Sasol headquarters on Thursday demanding wage increase - SABC News
Strikers could be dismissed for misconduct: Parliament - News24
Former Sasol CEO’s R47m pay should land him in jail, Amcu’s Mathunjwa says - BDLive
Vrou daag UV voor KVBA oor dosentpos - Netwerk24 (limited access)
Unconfirmed report that Numsa, car makers have reached deal - iAfrica
SA car industry to avert strike: report - IOL News
Bogus labour inspectors trick FS farmers into paying false fines - The Citizen
Muthambi confirms golden handshakes for SABC execs - IOL News
Minister confirms SABC reached separation settlements with former staff – BDLive
Amcu cries foul over Thusi Coal Mine management - SABC News
Lift suspension of Parliamentary workers: SACP – eNCA
Western Cape SACP backs striking Parliament workers - News24
Nehawu downs tools in Parliament over non-transparent application of ‘no work, no pay’ - BDLive
Parliament workers down tools again – News24
Picketing Ekurhuleni Peace Corps members want permanent jobs - The Citizen
Bisho recruits retired professionals to help poorly performing schools - DispatchLive
BMW SA to expand IT staff from 400 to 600 jobs by next year – Business Report
Go George bus drivers embark on unprotected strike - News24
Three weeks left for Lesotho nationals to apply for Special Permit – BDLive
Msunduzi contract workers picket to expose ‘lie’ – The Witness
Tshwane’s Msimanga lays criminal charges against erstwhile senior ANC officials – BDLive
Tshwane mayor lays charges against three senior ex-officials - Pretoria News
Solidarity pleased with Zuma, Aurora payment deal - SABC News
Talks with Telkom were an ‘academic exercise’, says CWU - SA Labour News
Two security guards die in Umlazi Mall shootout - The Citizen
Reserwebank maan oor arbeidsmark - Netwerk24 (limited access)
Nelson Mandela Museum in Mthatha remains closed over strike - EWN
More Aurora former directors expected to be sequestrated - EWN
AVK opens R200m factory in Gauteng - Business Report
MPs want stricter vetting of city police - TimesLive
Khulubuse Zuma to pay R23m over Aurora - TimesLive
Opinion & Analysis: Setting a minimum wage will lead to more unemployment - BDLive
Miners’ compensation fund has 106,000 workers waiting to be paid out - BDLive
Gauteng interventions to create jobs and develop skills - The New Age
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