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Tag: Labour Court

Home Posts Tagged "Labour Court"

WATCH: SATAWU Seeks Interdict Against SAA

November 14, 2019Zanele SabelaNo commentsCCMA, Labour Court, OR Tambo Airport, retrenchment, SAA, Strike, wage negotiations

The South African Transport and Allied Workers Union is seeking an urgent interdict against SAA’s bid to retrench over 900 employees. SATAWU’s Spokesperson, Zanele Sabela spoke to Shahan Ramkissoon #TheLead Courtesy #DStv403  

SATAWU to Interdict Proposed SAA Retrechments

November 14, 2019Zanele SabelaNo commentsAUSA, CCMA, Labour Court, SAA, SAA Retrenchments, SAA Technical, Solidarity

South African Transport and Allied Workers Union (SATAWU) is exploring all avenues including approaching the Labour Court to seek an urgent interdict against South African Airways (SAA) bid to retrench almost one thousand workers. SAA announced its intention to retrench 945 workers in the media late on Monday but did not bother notifying unions within…

SATAWU vs Putco at Labour Court over Wage Increase

March 29, 2019Zanele SabelaNo commentsCOBEA, Labour Court, Putco, SABEA, SARPBAC, SARPBAC Exemption Authority, South African Road Passengers Bargaining Council

South African Transport and Allied Workers’ Union (SATAWU) members at Putco will picket outside the Labour Court in Johannesburg on Friday. SATAWU’s lawyers will go up against bus company Putco for not paying workers’ annual wage increase and bonuses in line with the agreement signed last May after workers downed tools for 28 days. The…

SATAWU Calls on Transnet Board to Comply with Labour Court Ruling

October 22, 2018Zanele SabelaNo commentsBoard, Court of Equity, Group CEO Siyabonga Gama, Labour Court, Transnet

South African Transport and Allied Workers’ Union (SATAWU) is horror-struck that the board of Transnet has defied a Labour Court order and fired Group CEO Siyabonga Gama. Yesterday the board notified Gama that his contract of employment was terminated via a letter. This is despite the Labour Court having ordered on Friday that the case…

Freight staff fired following illegal strike claim religious discrimination

February 9, 2017SATAWUNo commentsCEO Etienne van Ravesteyn, Labour Court, Lindelani Shange, religious intolerance, SATAWU KZN Provincial Secretary Edgar Mbina, Time Freight

Durban – A dispute over claims of religious discrimination between a group of employees and management at a road freight company has had a bitter ending. Time Freight CEO Etienne van Ravesteyn on Thursday confirmed that a number of employees had been dismissed following what the company believed was an illegal and unprotected strike. On…

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