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Month: July 2024

MORE NEEDS TO BE DONE TO ENSURE EMPLOYMENT EQUITY

July 9, 2024 SAFTU Admin 0

SAFTU ON THE 24TH COMMISSION FOR EMPLOYMENTEQUITY ANNUAL REPORT The South African Federation of Trade Unions (SAFTU) notes the 24th Commission for Employment Equity Annual […]

SAFTU SUPPORTS A GIWUSA STRIKE PLANNED AGAINST RIBAS MANUFACTURES

July 3, 2024 SAFTU Admin 0

The South African Federation of Trade Unions (SAFTU) supports its affiliate, the General Industries Workers Union of South Africa (GIWUSA), in its planned industrial action […]

SAFTU SUPPORTS TASWU IN STRIKE AGAINST RETRENCHMENTS AT GRINDROD LOGISTICS LTD

July 3, 2024 SAFTU Admin 0

The South African Federation of Trade Unions (SAFTU) stands firmly behind its affiliate, Tirisano Transport and Services Union (TASWU), in their current strike action at […]

SAFTU WELCOMES A DECREASE IN FUEL PRICES

July 3, 2024 SAFTU Admin 0

The South African Federation of Trade Unions (SAFTU) welcomes a slight decrease in fuel prices as of today, July 3, 2024. This follows a previous […]

SAFTU CONDEMNS THE RETRENCHMENT OF MINEWORKERS AT SIBANYE-STILLWATER

July 3, 2024 SAFTU Admin 0

The South African Federation of Trade Unions (SAFTU) is appalled that Sibanye-Stillwater has gone ahead with retrenchments. Though it initially intended to retrench 4 000 […]

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SAFTU ON THE CONTINUING LOSS OF MINEWORKERS’ LIVES AT HARMONY GOLD

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RAMAPHOSA’S GOVERNMENT-BUSINESS PARTNERSHIP IS A FULL-BLOWN CLASS ASSAULT ON WORKERS AND THE POOR

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YouTube Video VVVFYnNUSkE4VVRhMEZ3VHlZU2FTZlN3LmdNUXA3NEV4RWY4 SAFTU General Secretary Zwelinzima Vavi weighs in on the outcomes and impact of the discussions.


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SAFTU General Secretary Zwelinzima Vavi weighs in on the outcomes and impact of the discussions.


Source: Newsroom Afrika
SAFTU does not own the rights to this footage. Used for commentary and public interest purposes.
SAFTU rejects News24 Jobs Conference as a false consensus pushing failed neoliberal policies
SAFTU General Secretary weighs in on the newly instituted National Minimum Wage.
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
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