THE bosses’ system is in crisis. In the auto, tyre, metal and motor sectors, bosses say that they can’t make enough profits. So what is their solution? They say we must help them solve their crisis - by sacrificing our jobs and wages. In every sector where NUMSA is organised the bosses are saying the same thing: "There can be no job security or moratorium on retrenchment workers must be retrenched. There can be no decent or living wage - workers must accept wage increases well below inflation (16%)." The bosses say there can be no compromise on these things if the industries are to survive. They are going ahead with their plans to restructure industries. Their aim is for fewer workers, who earn less money, to produce more for them
This month saw the recent announcement by unions of a new wave of public sector strikes planned for ...
The German multi-national Karl Schmidt 1 dismissed 270 NUMSA members on 22nd July 1987. During May, ...
Global value chains (GVCs) affect the capacity of workers to defend and to improve their working con...
THE bosses’ system is in crisis. In the auto, tyre, metal and motor sectors, bosses say that they ca...
ON May 14, a dispute was declared with SEIFSA, the engineering bosses, because no progress had been ...
The NUMSA 1990 Living Wage Campaign is starting to move. After a slow start NUMSA members are gearin...
Today the bosses can see that workers are standing up for their rights. Their organisations are grow...
During July and August this year, the united mass action of 25 OOO auto workers forced the bosses to...
Wages have kicked off! SAMWU submitted a demand to the employer, which is a minimum wage of R1600 an...
It is often said that it is not enough to be busy in the trade union movement or even in the corpora...
WHILE wage negotiations with employers are deadlocked, there are more serious rumours that some empl...
In every workplace there is a struggle. On the one side is the employer who seeks to make as much pr...
The Liquor and Catering Trades Employees' Union have made big demands for higher wages and shorter w...
The wage talks are resuming on May 8th 2001. At the time of going to print, all provinces were holdi...
If the private bene…ts of control are high and management owns a small equity stake, managers and wo...
This month saw the recent announcement by unions of a new wave of public sector strikes planned for ...
The German multi-national Karl Schmidt 1 dismissed 270 NUMSA members on 22nd July 1987. During May, ...
Global value chains (GVCs) affect the capacity of workers to defend and to improve their working con...
THE bosses’ system is in crisis. In the auto, tyre, metal and motor sectors, bosses say that they ca...
ON May 14, a dispute was declared with SEIFSA, the engineering bosses, because no progress had been ...
The NUMSA 1990 Living Wage Campaign is starting to move. After a slow start NUMSA members are gearin...
Today the bosses can see that workers are standing up for their rights. Their organisations are grow...
During July and August this year, the united mass action of 25 OOO auto workers forced the bosses to...
Wages have kicked off! SAMWU submitted a demand to the employer, which is a minimum wage of R1600 an...
It is often said that it is not enough to be busy in the trade union movement or even in the corpora...
WHILE wage negotiations with employers are deadlocked, there are more serious rumours that some empl...
In every workplace there is a struggle. On the one side is the employer who seeks to make as much pr...
The Liquor and Catering Trades Employees' Union have made big demands for higher wages and shorter w...
The wage talks are resuming on May 8th 2001. At the time of going to print, all provinces were holdi...
If the private bene…ts of control are high and management owns a small equity stake, managers and wo...
This month saw the recent announcement by unions of a new wave of public sector strikes planned for ...
The German multi-national Karl Schmidt 1 dismissed 270 NUMSA members on 22nd July 1987. During May, ...
Global value chains (GVCs) affect the capacity of workers to defend and to improve their working con...