South African Transport and Allied Workers’ Union (SATAWU) has noted with concern the press statement by the SA Communist Party Western Cape along with weekend media reports and would like to set the record straight. There is no crisis in SATAWU. In fact, the Special Central Executive Committee (CEC) meeting on Friday 27 January was…
The South African Transport and Allied Workers’ Union office in Durban was burned to ashes in the fire that broke out at Redefine Towers in the city centre on Wednesday evening. The office on the 25th floor of the building on 320 Dr Pixley Kaseme Street was completely burned as the fire sprinklers never came…
Minister of Transport Dipuo Peters has urged workers within the transport sector to exploit opportunities for further education saying it was what government had planned. Peters was speaking at a graduation ceremony for members of the South African Transport and Allied Workers’ Union (SATAWU) held at the Parktonian Hotel, Braamfontein today. More than 240 SATAWU…
South African Transport and Allied Workers’ Union (SATAWU) in partnership with the Department of Labour today visited the Vanderbijlpark city centre taxi rank to ensure compliance with the basic conditions of employment. SATAWU in Gauteng along with the provincial Department of Labour is conducting visits to taxi ranks as part of a programme that aims…
South African Transport and Allied Workers Union members employed to sweep the streets of Lenyenye and Nkowankowa in the Greater Tzaneen Municipality have downed tools in pursuit of a recognition agreement. The members work for Selema Plant Hire, a sub-contractor of the Greater Tzaneen Municipality. They have reached the majority threshold and are therefore entitled…
