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 Tuesday, 24 January 2017
Chronological with most recent web postings at the top
Findings of probe into provision of water at Blyvooruitzicht mine village out soon – The New Age
‘White farmers not under siege by workers’ - The New Age
Nehawu klim ook in kryt oor maatskaplike toelae – Netwerk24 (limit on reports accessible)
Address health sector staff shortages, Hospersa tells Motsoaledi - The Citizen
Hospersa slams Motsoaledi over staff shortages in public hospitals and clinics – Cape Times
'Community must protect essential service personnel' – Cape Times
Nehawu preparing for 'full-blown' strike at Unisa - TimesLive
Nehawu announces strike at Unisa over failed wage negotiations – EWN
Shutdown of TVET colleges gains momentum - SABC News
South Africans lower their consumer inflation expectations for 2017 - TimesLive
Case against health workers arrested for dishing out sterile water dropped - TimesLive
City of Cape Town worried about safety of firefighters following planned ambush – News24
Ex-SARS spokesperson's job advertised twice while he was still on duty – News24
Laer inflasie vir 2017 verwag – Netwerk24 (limit on reports accessible)
Port Elizabeth het vakante poste vir 144 brandbestryders – Netwerk24 (limit on reports accessible)
Vandale lê Metrorail in Kaapstad lam - Netwerk24 (limit on reports accessible)
Unisa students turned away at registration due to staff go-slow – IOL News
eThekwini mayor hits back over ‘unlawful’ appointment of acting deputy city manager - TimesLive
Domestic worker left in lurch after attack by employer’s son – Pretoria News
EU kap ‘onmededingende’ SA pluimveebedryf - Netwerk24 (limit on reports accessible)
Underperforming school principals must be held accountable, says Zuma - News24
JHB license stations affected after staff suspended - SABC News
Sars under attack at CCMA in Lackay case - The Citizen
Northern Cape health department workers claim unfair dismissal - Diamond Fields Advertiser
Korrupsie by Jhb-lisensiekantore: ‘Nog inhegtenisnemings kom’ – Maroela Media
EFF wins case to have acting Mogalakwena municipal manager removed - TimesLive
Zuma proposes 'consequences' for non-delivering teachers – IOL News
KZN worker’s hand trapped in printing press - The Citizen
Pay strike hits supplier of car parts for Mercedes-Benz SA – DispatchLive
Onnies wat merk wag steeds vir volle betaling – Netwerk24 (limit on reports accessible)
Munisipale wag skiet kollega dood, wond himself – Netwerk24 (limit on reports accessible)
UK investors set to help SA outsourcing industry – Business Report
Cape Town firefighters ambushed in fake fire callout - News24
Satawu readies for tough wage talks in road passenger bargaining council - Business Report
Cape firm uses artificial intelligence to empower employees – Fin24
AA lauds suspension of 70 corrupt Gauteng traffic officials - Wheels24
Suspension of 70 officials at Joburg vehicle licensing centres means long queues - The Star
Bring back glory days of teaching, says Motshekga - The Citizen
Mining sector ‘in for torrid times’ in 2017, says Nedbank analyst - BusinessLive
Eskom employees could be linked to sale of illegal electricity vouchers – EWN
Pension fraud investigation too slow for son of policeman - DispatchLive
Students shut down TVET colleges to demand better governance - BusinessLive
Bench Marks Foundation to attend Lonmin AGM to urge possible divestment drive - BusinessLive
Lonmin still has long road ahead to win back stakeholders –Moneyweb
The Joburg township of Lindelane sustained by Illegal gold mining - GroundUp
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