This year, South Africa’s consolidated state budget is likely to break through the R1 trillion level for the first time, the trade union Solidarity said today. It would be a nominal [...]
Trade union Solidarity this week demanded in a letter to Absa that the bank lay its cards on the table regarding its “restructuring process”. This comes after several Solidarity members [...]
Trade union Solidarity today pointed out that as many as 6,5 million out of approximately 9 million people in the formal labour market could be affected negatively by state intervention [...]
The trade union Solidarity today demanded that the agricultural companies and cooperations in die Grain Bargaining Council suit actions to words and compensate employees with a wage increase of at [...]
Although the report by the ANC commission investigating government intervention in the minerals sector dismisses the notion of full-scale nationalisation and President Zuma, according to media reports, declared on Friday [...]
The trade union Solidarity has given President Zuma 47 out of 100 for his State of the Nation Address today. The trade union has based this evaluation on a scoring [...]
White people with disabilities will be completely kicked out of affirmative action processes, trade union Solidarity said today. According to Solidarity, the latest proposed amendments to the Broad-based Black Economic [...]
Letters that were issued to several members of Solidarity by the State Information Technology Agency (SITA), clearly show that the organisation’s controversial restructuring process is nothing more than the first [...]
The trade union Solidarity today confirmed having received four section 189 layoff notifications in the past month, from Sappi’s Ngodwana, Enstra, Richards Bay and Tugela mills. Some 959 employees may [...]
During 2011, trade union Solidarity gave back more than R259 million, that is, more than R21 million a month – almost three times more than its average monthly income from [...]
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