The United National Transport Union has warned a possible strike over wage hikes could disrupt Gautrain services. Full Article here: News Gauteng Category RSS …
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Prison strike delays Krejcir murder hearing
Radovan Krejcir’s murder trial was delayed because a Correctional Services strike at Johannesburg Prison meant one of the accused couldn’t make it to court. Full Article here: News Gauteng Category RSS …
Cosatu weighs in on Teti Traffic strike
Cosatu has thrown its weight behind the wage strike by Teti Traffic employees contracted to Sanral. Full Article here: News Gauteng Category RSS …
Drieziek riots after Pikitup strike ends
News that the Pikitup strike had ended had not reached Drieziek residents who took to the streets in protest against filthy streets and service delivery issues. Full Article here: News Gauteng Category RSS …
Pikitup strike: Sick in the city?
As the Pikitup strike enters its third week, an official said that Joburg was heading towards an environmental health crisis. Full Article here: News Gauteng Category RSS …
Pikitup strike worries Joburg after Plague scare
The City of Johannesburg is worried about the health and environmental impact of the ongoing strike at waste management entity Pikitup after a rodent tested positive for the Plague. Full Article here: News Gauteng Category RSS …
#Pikitup strike: 19 workers arrested
At least 19 people have been arrested in connection with acts of violence during the illegal Pikitup strikes, Mayor Parks Tau has said. Full Article here: News Gauteng Category RSS …
Pikitup strike far from over
Samwu says Pikitup is negotiating in bad faith and confusing issues on purpose to frustrate the workers. Full Article here: News Gauteng Category RSS …
Tuks unions threaten strike if suspension of EFF students is lifted
Trade unions Solidarity and the University of Pretoria Workers Organisation have threatened to withdraw their members if the suspensions of four EFF students are lifted. Full Article here: Articles relating to Places | pretoria …
Unisa strike continues
Workers have vowed to continue their strike, despite Unisa’s decision offer outsourced security staff a R4 000 minimum wage which would be increased up to R6 500 in 2020. Full Article here: News Gauteng Category RSS …