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INTEREST RATES MUST BE DECREASED TO BRING RELIEF TO WORKING CLASS HOUSEHOLDS

September 21, 2023 SAFTU 0

SAFTU ON INTEREST RATES – SEPTEMBER 2023 In its 5th meeting of 2023, the South African Reserve Bank (SARB)’s Monetary Policy Committee left the repurchase […]

SAFTU MADE A SUBMISSION TO PARLIAMENT OPPOSING SECTIONS OF THE ELECTRICITY REGULATION AMENDMENT BILL

August 17, 2023 SAFTU 0

OPPOSE THE PRIVATISATION AND LIBERALISATION OF THE ENERGY PROVISION The South African Federation of Trade Unions (SAFTU) has made a parliamentary submission to the Portfolio […]

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SAFTU’S EXPECTATIONS FOR SONA

February 8, 2023 SAFTU 0

The South African Federation of Trade Unions (SAFTU), like most South Africans, has lost hope in the ability of President Cyril Ramaphosa, his ANC led […]

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Cry of the Xcluded launches Year of Mass Action campaign!

February 7, 2023 SAFTU 0

The Cry of the Xcluded, comprising several social movements and trade unions, will once again proteston Budget Day, 22 February 2023. This we have done […]

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ONSLAUGHT OF WORKERS AT THE POST OFFICE

February 2, 2023 SAFTU 0

The South African Federation of Trade Unions (SAFTU) and its affiliate, the Democratic Postal and Communications Union, are appalled by the mismanagement of the SA […]

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Interest rates are suffocating working people and small business

January 26, 2023 SAFTU 0

SAFTU OPPOSES THE INTEREST RATE HIKE  In yet another painful blow, the South African Reserve Bank (SARB)’s Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) has hiked the interest […]

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saftu_media SAFTU @saftu_media ·
15 Jan

SAFTU CONDEMNS THE DA'S HYPOCRITICAL AND SELECTIVE OUTRAGE: DEMANDS PRINCIPLED CONSISTENCY IN UPHOLDING INTERNATIONAL LAW.

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14 Jan

Federick Mabasa, NUMSA Sector Coordinator, will be part of a panel at SAFM today at 10:00 to discuss Mafuko Security. Tune in

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13 Jan

Well done to the class of 2025✨️✨️

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YouTube Video VVVFYnNUSkE4VVRhMEZ3VHlZU2FTZlN3LnZsVGlGVGRJZDJN NUMSA Sector Coordinator Frederick Mabasa speaks on SAFM about the ongoing crisis at Mafoko Security, where workers have allegedly gone unpaid. He outlines the hardships faced by security guards, including delayed or non-payment of wages and unpaid statutory benefits, and explains the union’s concerns about labour law violations. Mabasa places the issue within the broader problem of exploitation in the private security sector and calls for accountability, enforcement by regulators, and protection of workers’ rights.
NUMSA Sector Coordinator Frederick Mabasa speaks on SAFM about the ongoing crisis at Mafoko Security, where workers have allegedly gone unpaid. He outlines the hardships faced by security guards, including delayed or non-payment of wages and unpaid statutory benefits, and explains the union’s concerns about labour law violations. Mabasa places the issue within the broader problem of exploitation in the private security sector and calls for accountability, enforcement by regulators, and protection of workers’ rights.
NUMSA’s Frederick Mabasa on SAFM: Mafoko Security’s Failure to Pay Workers
The discussion centres on labour relations and working conditions within the private security sector, with specific focus on:

Treatment of security workers

Employment conditions, wages, and job security

Allegations of unfair labour practices

The role of employers and management in resolving disputes

Union involvement and worker representation

Accountability of private security companies

Impact of labour disputes on workers’ livelihoods and families

Panelists raise concerns about worker exploitation, contractual instability, and lack of adequate engagement between employers and employees. There is a strong emphasis on dignity, fairness, and compliance with labour laws.

Video courtesy of Newzroom Afrika. Broadcast used for informational and reporting purposes.
Source: Newzroom Afrika | Original broadcast credit retained.
Security Company Pays December Salaries Late.
Video Source:Newsroom Afrika
Link: https://youtu.be/OxXK7lNmVUY?si=GoxARe8931WOY3yp
NEWSROOM AFRIKA 'S INTERVIEW WITH GENERAL SECRETARY :ZWELINZIMA VAVI DISCUSSING OF THE 0,5% GROWTH.
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