SADTU

Numsa and the crisis in the Cosatu: What now?

by Benjamin Fogel During the 1980s the National Union of Metalworkers of South Africa (Numsa) was the figurehead of the so-called 'workerist' tendency within the Congress of South African Trade Unions (Cosatu) and has always been on the left in Cosatu. Although Numsa...

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Till death do us part? The future of COSATU

For the leadership of the ANC and SACP an independent and militant worker controlled and independent trade union federation is too dreadful to contemplate– especially as we approach the 2014 national and provincial elections. What if COSATU refused to campaign for or...

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Unionised Civil Servants Reject Final Wage Offer

Unionised Civil Servants Reject Final Wage Offer

By Samantha Enslin-Payne - 13 October 2010Government deal unsigned, labour leaders to seek new mandates today.The government's final wage offer to civil servants was not signed by the deadline yesterday as a majority could not be secured among the 19 public service...

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Strike Suspended

By Andile Ndlovu, Zandile Nbabela and SapaUnions claim victory but striking workers biggest losers, say economists It was the tales of suffering of parents, pupils and hospital patients during the three-week public servants' strike that inspired union members to...

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