Judge asks union Samwu why it should not be held in contempt of court
Judge Rob La Grange says the South African Municipal Workers Union has repeatedly ignored the Labour Court’s orders by holding unprotected strikesMost of the world’s domestic workers have no access to social security
International Labour Organisation says domestic work is undervalued, workers are fired without a pension or income support when they become old or injured
SA gold miners form lung disease working group
Group, which includes AngloGold Ashanti, Anglo American SA and Sibanye Gold, plans to set up legacy fund to supplement compensation paid by state
Samwu president, deputy president and treasurer dismissed
South African Municipal Workers Union says its executive convened after provinces attempted to persuade national office bearers to convene
Cameron Morajane appointed CCMA head
Mr Morajane has been acting director of the Commission for Conciliation, Mediation and Arbitration since December
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