Coal strike ends after NUM agrees to wage deal
End of industrial action involving 30,000 NUM members will also come as welcome relief to Eskom, as most of the power utility’s stations are fuelled by coalDA, labour groups take Oliphant to task for ‘unfair’ treatment of Ceppwawu
DA and labour federations to write to president and ILO after labour court rules that registrar Johan Crouse be reinstated
Numsa to embark on one-day strike on Wednesday
Numsa, allies will march through central Joburg to deliver memoranda of demands to Reserve Bank, Chamber of Mines, with focus on addressing corruption
Workers agree to end coal strike
National Union of Mineworkers agree in principle to three-year wage deal with producers, ending strike that began on October 4
No strike at City Power, says Samwu
Samwu says planned strike action will not commence after the union served City Power with a notice to strike‚ raising fears that the residents of Johannesburg will be plunged into darkness
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