Our links page provides references to South African labour news reports we have come across on the Internet from Friday, 14 April to Monday, 17 April 2017

Chronological with most recent web postings at the top

Monday (17 April)

Dlamini out on a limb over Zuma - Cape Times

Numsa ontevrede, maar stakers moet werk toe - Netwerk24 (limit on access)

Stand-in doctor cleared in historic case - Cape Times

Nelson Mandela Bay bus drivers to return to work on Tuesday – SABC News

Cosatu criticises Dlamini-Zuma presidential protection – SABC News

Doctor shortage is crippling KwaZulu-Natal state healthcare – TimesLive

Rea Vaya confirms its buses are fully operational - EWN

DA, Sanco want Public Protector to probe Molefe's 'golden handshake' - News24

Public protector must probe Molefe’s R30m ‘golden handshake’, says DA – TimesLive

DA claims two more senior managers leave SARS in brain drain – Fin24

Metrorail’s Cape Town Northern Line services to be affected this week after fire - EWN

Pleas by SABC employees setting tone for new board’s agenda – EWN

Sunday (16 April)

Moord op polisiemanne: Aksie is nodig - Netwerk24 (limit on access)

Tourism supports 1 in 10 jobs globally – Fin24

Eskom wil nie nou sê oor Molefe se ‘goue handdruk’ – Netwerk24 (limit on access)

Damage to Metrorail carriages in Cape Town could cost millions - SABC News

Phahlane urges public support against cop killings – IOL News

Two arrests in Friday’s Soshanguve cop killing case – TimesLive

Parliament calls for increased security at SANDF bases - IOL News

Golden Arrow bus service expects to be fully operational by Tuesday - EWN

Wait and see says Eskom about alleged R30m payout to Molefe – Fin24

What employers expect your CV to look like in 2017 - BusinessTech

Bus strike over, but not the union war - Sunday Independent

Cosatu gekwel: 40 000 verloor dalk werk – Netwerk24 (limit on access)

Brian Molefe scores R30 million golden handshake from Eskom - BusinessTech

Military veterans working as Sassa support workers up in arms over stipend - News24

Solms-Delta workers’ trust shareholding is increased to 45% - City Press

Titanium plant on KZN north coast will bring jobs – City Press

Patrick Craven’s Inside Labour: SA’s political crisis is also a labour issue - City Press

Bus-staker: ‘Ure op die pad met min geld en min slaap’ – Netwerk24 (limit on access)

Saturday (15 April)

Numsa warns against victimisation over bus strike – SABC News

Numsa bus drivers to return to work – IOL News

Numsa calls off strike in road passenger transport sector - eNCA

Police officer killed during stop and search in Pretoria - SABC News

Gautrain buses back on the road after strike – eNCA

Bus services across SA ‘to return to normal‘ - EWN

Numsa to consult with its members on Sunday on bus deal - eNCA

Friday (14 April)

Labour minister confirms end of nationwide bus strike - EWN

I have to pay double to get to work now, says bus commuter - News24

Military union Sandu warns that stolen army rifles will end up in gangsters’ hands - TimesLive

Bus strike: MyCiTi busses up and running on Saturday - IOL News

Golden Arrow, MyCiTi to resume bus services on Saturday - The Citizen

Numsa to continue bus strike - eNCA

Nehawu se maatskaplike ontwikkeling staking beëindig - Netwerk24 (limit on access)

Bus passengers stranded by strike can ride again – TimesLive

Bus strike over as unions sign 9% wage deal – EWN

Bus strike 'effectively over' as three major unions, but not Numsa, accept offer - eNCA

Putco is third bus company to reach wage deal with striking drivers – BusinessLive

Numsa insists no deal struck to end bus strike - The Citizen

Translux and City-to-City reach wage agreement at ‘shop level’ - TimesLive

Rifles stolen, soldiers held up in Cape Town military base heist - News24

Opinion: Government’s NHI plan is based on squeezing out private healthcare - BusinessLive

Bus strike a ‘fight for all working class people’, says Saftu – Cape Times

Agreement ends social workers’ strike - Cape Times

Noorse inspeksie van SA wynbedryf voltooi - Netwerk24 (limit on access)

Striking bus driver explains exhausting shift system - GroundUp

Nehawu distances itself from Wednesday’s torching of East London Social Development office – SABC News

Nehawu members suspend five week-long social development strike - EWN

Thousands of pilgrims arrive in Moria despite bus strike - SABC News

Labour Minister Oliphant to meet unions, bus companies over strike – EWN

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