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English South AfricaNon-Profit · NewsAuthored by Muzi Mzoyi, Charles Leonard, Tebadi Mmotla Narrated by Muzi Mzoyi
CHEP SA in its continued efforts to destabilise the strike has now filed to interdict the strike. Anchor: Muzi Mzoyi Guests: Meme Makhaula and Bongile Madundulwana
CHEP South Africa is now harassing workers and charging them for going AWOL violating the picketing rules in the process. Anchor: Muzi Mzoyi Guests: Harold Monare
CHEP seems to be wilting under Simunye pressure as they call in CCMA intervention. Meanwhile, UK CHEP workers, organised the Unite trade union, have given a commitment to organise solidarity support. Anchor: Muzi Mzoyi Guest: Jack Ramaboa
CHEP workers are still on strike fighting for permanent jobs and refusing to back down until management delivers. Guests: Akhona Qalangile & Godfred Mohloding
Scrap the Labour Law Amendments Campaign is popularising the resistance against the amendments. It is now busy with local organising in communities and amongst their constituencies. Anchor: Muzi Mzoyi Guests: John Apollis, Hannah Kayisa, Lebohang Phanyeko
Workers’ parliament commemorate Workers Day by launching their fight against labour law amendments in Johannesburg. Anchor: Muzi Mzoyi | Guests: Busisiwe Masimini; Nontembeko Luzipho; Morongwa Chaba & Samnkelo Jamjam.
On Workers Day the Gauteng workers parliament will kickstart their fight against Labour law amendments – their focus will be mainly on the Code of Good Practice on Dismissals.
Workers at East Rand recycling company M&N Waste are fighting back as their employer is breaking the law by refusing to pay them the National Minimum Wage of R28.79 per hour. Host: Muzi Mzoyi | Guests: Matsoanelo Matomotomo & Jordan Mondlane Produced by Charles Leonard; Engineered by Muzi Mzoyi
Nedlac has negotiated changes to the Labour Relations Act, Basic Conditions of Employment Act and the National Minimum Wage Act – the first is a proposed new Code of Good Practice on Dismissals. Even the trade union federations in Nedlac have agreed to this draft code, which will make it…
Thirty workers and social rights organisations have filed a joint submission to the Department of Employment and Labour and the Parliamentary Committee on Employment and Labour calling for the new Draft Code of Good Practice on Dismissal to be scrapped. They are also demanding public hearings to be held with…
Last year Mr Sweet fired several workers who went on a protected strike. Fifty-seven of them approached the CCMA and last week they got a decision there that they were satisfied with. Host: Muzi Mzoyi Produced by Charles Leonard; Engineered by Muzi Mzoyi
Five female workers take on their employer for paying them in terms of a piece work system instead of the national minimum wage. And win. Anchor: Muzi Mzoyi
In this episode of Buwa Basebetsi Updates, Simunye Workers Forum worker activists speak to Mr Sweet protesting workers on the ground.
12 Mar
5 min
1 – 20
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