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 from Friday, 24 March to Sunday, 26 March 2017
Chronological with most recent web postings at the top
Sunday (26th March)
AB InBev recruiting again after too many managers took voluntary exit packages - SA Labour News
Train service to and from Khayelitsha in Cape Town restored – News24
Man by werk geskors oor sy kommentaar op Spur-video - Netwerk24 (limit on access)
MyCiti to be rolled out to more Capetonians - Sunday Argus
Fedusa to join Treasury on international investor roadshow - Business Report
Severely injured fisherman evacuated from trawler at Simon’s Town - The Citizen
Nelson Mandela Museum in Mthatha drowning in labour issues - Sunday Independent
Illegal power connections may disrupt Cape Town rail services on Monday – News24
Union federations riddled by factionalism, says Vavi - EWN
Pandor wants cabinet colleagues to undergo lifestyle audits - BusinessLive
Mental health of tobacco giant's workers goes up in smoke after repeated hijackings – City Press
Concourt dismisses SABC8 case – eNCA
Photographer suspended over 'skimpy' clothing and seductive conduct towards Zuma and Cyril - Independent Media
Workforce Holdings in a labour policy sweet spot - City Press
Acting CEO at Mining Qualifications Authority (MQA) allegedly lied over qualifications - City Press
Vavi not looking to settle political scores with his new union federation – eNCA
Dankie vir my graad! Maar ek kry nie werk - Netwerk24 (limit on access)
Saturday (25th March)
SAUK-8 reageer nadat hof aansoek van die hand wys - Netwerk24 (limit on access)
Vavi's new trade union federation officially registered with labour department - Business Report
Action to be taken against teachers who still use corporal punishment, says Zuma - IOL News
Oval International Computer Education College faces closure over accreditation dispute - Fin24
Vavi heads new trade union - eNCA
Industry must help to shape higher education: Ramaphosa - RNews
Nehawu says state social workers’ strike ‘unlikely to end anytime soon’ - The Citizen
Friday (24th March)
Numsa-lede betoog by POF oor lone - Netwerk24 (limit on access)
End the cycle of poverty by plugging the skills gap, says Ramaphosa - City Press
Patients stranded in Limpopo as workers vow to continue strike – News24
Traffic officials, driving school boss arrested for licence fraud – News24
Harmony strike at Kusasalethu over, sheds four production days - Miningmx
Wildcat strike at Harmony’s Kusasalethu mine ends on Friday - The Citizen
Kusasalethu strike ends - Mining Weekly
Government rules out granting mining licences to zama-zamas – Mining Weekly
Untu slams government for looming job losses at Transnet - EWN
Ramaphosa: Skills development vital for SA’s growth - EWN
Transnet offers voluntary severance packages to staff - Mining Weekly
Transnet bied pakkette vir werkers aan - Netwerk24 (limit on access)
Medics on alert as noxious smoke from warehouse blaze blankets south Durban - TimesLive
Farmworker who poisoned milk 'could have killed 2,000 people' – News24
Nothing racist about distribution of resources, says Western Cape to Cosatu – Cape Argus
Harmony Gold calls for meeting with Amcu over Kusasalethu strike - EWN
Solidarity and Bemawu want Hlaudi to pay legal costs in SABC8 case - IOL News
Western Cape worker critical after leg got trapped in machine – EWN
KwaZulu-Natal cop killer in the dock - The Citizen
Suspect arrested for KZN cop's fatal shooting, robbery – News24
Harmony Gold urges Kusasalethu strikers to return to work or face disciplinary action - EWN
CCMA meeting on Monday expected to end protracted strike by RAF East London workers - RNews
DA eis oudit ná hysbak-voorval – Netwerk24 (limit on access)
ITAC: Poultry sector crisis can’t be blamed only on cheap imports - EWN
Treindrywer (98) was nog een van die ‘tawwe ouens’ - Netwerk24 (limit on access)
On Friday, workers at Harmony’s Kusasalethu mine still not at work - Mining Weekly
Workforce Holdings trained nearly 15 000 in year to December – Business Report
Coal Transportation Forum, which paralysed Pretoria, heads to court over IPPs - EWN
Shutdown of lifts at PE police station for safety probe after four-storey plummet – HeraldLive
Opinion: How to shift from coal-fired power to renewables without job blackouts - BusinessLive
SAOU steun steeds godsdiens in skole - Netwerk24 (limit on access)
Reviving king of gold means getting mine workers off their knees - Moneyweb
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