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Court rejects unions’ bid to block SAA job cuts – Port Elizabeth Business News

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Court rejects unions' bid to block SAA job cuts: JOHANNESBURG - A bid by two trade unions to block job cuts at South African Airways (SAA) was rejected by the labour court on Friday. SAA is fighting for survival after being placed under a form of ... Source: "Port Elizabeth" business - BingNews. Court rejects SAA unions' bid to block job cuts: JOHANNESBURG - A bid by two trade unions to block job cuts at South African Airways (SAA) was rejected by the labour court on Friday. SAA is fighting … [Read more...] about Court rejects unions’ bid to block SAA job cuts – Port Elizabeth Business News

Unions May Legally Challenge Cancelation of Domestic Routes by South Africa Airways – Port Elizabeth Business News

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Unions May Legally Challenge Cancelation of Domestic Routes by South Africa Airways: The National Union of Metalworkers of South Africa (NUMSA) and the South African Cabin Crew Association (SACCA) have asked their attorneys to explore legal avenues to challenge the decision of the ... Source: "Port Elizabeth" business - BingNews. South Africa coach Rassie Erasmus' Rugby World Cup final team talk revealed: South Africa went on to win November's match 32-12, securing their third world title. … [Read more...] about Unions May Legally Challenge Cancelation of Domestic Routes by South Africa Airways – Port Elizabeth Business News

Unions warn of job losses as SAA cancels flights – Port Elizabeth in the News

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Unions warn of job losses as SAA cancels flights: The unions warned that the cancellation of domestic flights to Port Elizabeth, East London and Durban will lead to workers being retrenched. They also believe that the Business Rescue Programme has ... Source: "Port Elizabeth" - BingNews. DA calls for SAA shut down: As of the 29th of February, SAA will no longer fly to a number of domestic destinations, including Durban, East London and Port Elizabeth. Some regional and international routes … [Read more...] about Unions warn of job losses as SAA cancels flights – Port Elizabeth in the News

Unions welcome resignation of SAA’s Martin Kingston – Port Elizabeth Business News

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Unions welcome resignation of SAA's Martin Kingston: She says it is worsened by the fact that the Business Rescue Practitioner knew nothing about this sale. Studio Tel (Port Elizabeth): 0860 940 940 (VAS rates apply) Studio Tel (East London): 0860 950 ... Source: "Port Elizabeth" business - BingNews. ICC must find balance but Kagiso Rabada went 'bit too far': Mark Boucher: But while making that point, Boucher also conceded that Rabada maybe went too far when he celebrated, screaming and with … [Read more...] about Unions welcome resignation of SAA’s Martin Kingston – Port Elizabeth Business News

Strike-Hit South African Airways Says Only a Deal With Unions Will End Crisis – Port Elizabeth in the News

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Strike-Hit South African Airways Says Only a Deal With Unions Will End Crisis: FILE PHOTO: Passengers board a South African Airways plane at the Port Elizabeth International Airport in the Eastern Cape province, South Africa, September 30, 2018. REUTERS/Siphiwe Sibeko/File Photo ... Source: "Port Elizabeth" - BingNews. Factbox - India versus Bangladesh, second test: (Reuters) - Factbox on Friday’s second test between India and Bangladesh, which will be the first day-night match for both … [Read more...] about Strike-Hit South African Airways Says Only a Deal With Unions Will End Crisis – Port Elizabeth in the News

Mthatha News: Cogta MEC warns unions they don’t control council

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Cogta MEC warns unions they don’t control council: Eastern Cape co-operative governance and traditional affairs MEC Fikile Xasa has told striking KSD employees that the ANC controls the Mthatha-based council and that workers will not be allowed to hol... Source: "Mthatha" - BingNews. Mthatha unites against ‘dictator’ mayor Zozo: Calls for filthy, strike-ravaged Mthatha to be placed under administration are growing. Residents, business and opposition parties all raised the issue as a distinct … [Read more...] about Mthatha News: Cogta MEC warns unions they don’t control council

Mthatha news: Anglican church speaks with two tongues on same-sex unions

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Anglican church speaks with two tongues on same-sex unions: That, at least, is according to the second-most powerful person in the church, Sitembele Mzamane, the Bishop of Mthatha, who gave voice to the majority from the church’s provincial synod, which last week voted against blessing same-sex civil marriages. Source: "Mthatha" - BingNews. New bird on the airstrip: Fly Blue Crane set to launch flights to Maputo soon: New kid on the block, Fly Blue Crane, is scheduled to launch its first … [Read more...] about Mthatha news: Anglican church speaks with two tongues on same-sex unions

Eskom and Unions Agree

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Eskom has reached a two-year wage agreement with its trade unions, which effectively brings an end to this week’s illegal strike action. “We are pleased to announce that [we have] reached a two-year wage agreement with recognised trade unions, ending this week’s illegal strike action by members of the National Union of Mineworkers (NUM),” the utility said on Friday. The wage agreement was reached at talks facilitated by the Commission for Conciliation, Mediation and Arbitration (CCMA), … [Read more...] about Eskom and Unions Agree

Why Zuma’s ‘African way’ is at odds with the African Union’s vision

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Why Zuma's ‘African way’ is at odds with the African Union's vision by Nelson Mandela Metropolitan University Articles: Heads of state at an African Union session in Addis Ababa. They have signed up to a plan that envisages strengthening institutions and governance. EPA/Solan KolliSouth Africans are mobilising against what they see as an inherently corrupt president. The international community has also joined in the clarion call for his resignation. Corruption, state capture, and … [Read more...] about Why Zuma’s ‘African way’ is at odds with the African Union’s vision

Petroleum Strike Ends

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The strike in the petroleum sector has ended, with unions having accepted an 8.5 percent wage increase. "The strike has been settled with an 8.5 percent increase across the board for workers," Chemical, Energy, Paper, Printing, Wood and Allied Workers (Ceppwawu) national policy coordinator, John Appolis, said on Thursday. According to Appolis, workers will get a month salary of R4 400 from R4 000. Pregnant women will also get maternity leave. The increment is backdated to 1 … [Read more...] about Petroleum Strike Ends