No clear solutions for South African labour unrest in 2013
The last year was not a glorious one for the economy of South Africa. Wildcat strikes have paralysed the mining ...
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Pietermaritzburg traffic applicant deaths: A socio-political analysis
Seven job-seeking men died on 29 December 2012 in KwaZulu-Natal province after taking part in a fitness test for trainee ...
South Africa’s Labour Outlook for 2013
For South Africa’s economy, 2012 has not been a successful year. Wildcat strikes had crippled the country’s important mining sector ...
Farm worker protests resume in Western Cape
Farm workers in the Western Cape are expected to resume their protest action over higher wages and better living conditions. ...
Strikes by farmworkers only a matter of low salaries?
The labour department’s promise to review the minimum wages for all farmworkers could run over the reported deadline of 4 ...
Amplats miners reject once-off payment offer
Striking mineworkers who attended a rally for better wages, at Olympia Stadium in Rustenburg, North West, have resolved to continue ...
Western Cape’s De Doorns Farm Workers Continue to Protest Low Wages
De Doorns farm workers continue to strike as negotiations with farmers reached a deadlock on 7 November, 2012. Striking workers ...
Platinum Sector and Union Talks Continue, end in sight
This week sees the negotiations continue between Unions at the Chamber of mines. The purpose of this meeting is to ...
Strike to Expand to Port and Railway Workers, fuels growing labour unrest in South Africa
On 8 October, SA Transport and Allied Workers Unions (Satawu) spokesman Vincent Masonga indicated that the union has applied to ...
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