For Immediate Release,08th December 2022 SATAWU URGES ITS MEMBERS, WORKERS, AND MOTORISTS TO BE EXTRA CAUTIOUS The South African Transport and Allied Workers Union (SATAWU) wishes to urge and plea to itsmembers and workers as well as motorists to be extra cautious on the roads as we officially infestive season. People are now traveling to…
For Immediate Release,02 December 2022 SATAWU WELCOMES THE BAN OF SCRAP METAL SALE The South African Transport and Allied Workers Union welcomes the six months ban of scrapmetal trade by the Department of Trade, Industry and Competition. The organisation stronglybelieves that this decision will stop criminals from destroying our Metrorail Sector and theinfrastructure which are…
For Immediate Release 16th November 2022 SATAWU STANDS WITH SWATCAWU The South African Transport and Allied Workers Union (SATAWU) pledges its support and solidarity during these difficult times to its sister union-the Swaziland Transport Communication and Allied Workers (SWATCAWU), which is also an affiliate to the Trade Union Congress of Swaziland Union and the International…
For Immediate Release01st November 2022SATAWU CONDEMNS THE SHOOTING OF SECURITY GUARDS AND TORCHING OF BUSUSAT PUTCOThe South African Transport and Allied Workers Union condemns the torching of Putco buses atNancefield depot and the shooting of security guards with the strongest terms. The union haslearned with shock that five buses that are contracted to the company…
For Immediate Release, 11th October 2022 THE EMPLOYER SIGNS THE PICKETING RULES The South African Transport and Allied Workers Union (SATAWU) met with the Transnet management, yesterday the 10th of October 2022, at the Transnet Bargaining Council following the employer’s refusal to sign the picketing rules on Friday. The union took the matter to the…
For Immediate Release, 07th October 2022 UPDATE ON TRANSNET STRIKE The South African Transport and Allied Workers (SATAWU) and the United National Transport Union (UNTU) attended a meeting with Transnet management today with the intention to engage and finalise the picketing rules for the protected strike action that UNTU has embarked on already and the…
For Immediate Release, 21st September 2022 SOWETAN MISLEADING AND MALICIOUS ARTICLE The South African Transport and Allied Workers Union has noted the misleading and malicious article by the Sowetan. The Newspaper has deliberately published false information that can cause damage to the organisation. Sowetan has published that the President of COSATU, Cde Zingiswa Losi is…
For Immediate Release, 20th September 2022 SATAWU On Northwest Transport Investment (NTI) Non-Compliance The South African Transport and Allied Workers Union is very disgusted by the Northwest Transport Investment (NTI) over its behaviour and non-compliance. We are aware that the company has not paid the salaries of our members and workers for the past 2…
For Immediate Release, 14th September 202 SATAWU WANTS JUSTICE FOR SEXUALLY ABUSED DOMESTIC WORKER The South African Transport and Allied Workers Union is rather disgusted and dismayed over the alleged sexual abuse and harassment suffered by a domestic worker in Pretoria. It came to our attention that Zimbabwean Domestic worker was Sexually abused, exploited,working from…
For Immediate Release 2nd September 2022 EMPLOYER TABLES A NEW OFFER The South African Transport and Allied Workers Union (SATAWU) met with the employer in the Private Security Sector, on the 1st of September 2022 to submit its picketing rules for the planned National Strike to commence on the 26th of September in the Sector,…
