labour

  1. Hanno Labuschagne

    Trial finds most South Africans won't take Fridays off for 4-day work week

    Trial finds most South Africans won't take Fridays off for 4-day work week South Africa’s first four-day work week trial shows some differences from other countries that have tried the switch — less than one in four employees took Fridays off. Among the 28 companies that started the six-month...
  3. skimread

    Employment and labour on UIF control measures to stem the tide of fraud

    https://www.gov.za/speeches/uif-re-introduces-control-measures-stem-tide-fraud-ordinay-benefits-much-chagrin 40 million per day. That is over 14.6 billion per year saved because they claim to reintroduce verification processes. Why did they in the first place do away with verification...
  4. Agent69

    Election results 2022: Boris Johnson admits Tories faced tough night in local elections

    https://www.bbc.com/news/uk-politics-61343355
  5. Vorastra

    UK Labour 'Islamophobia': More than half of party's Muslim supporters 'do not trust new leadership to deal with racism'

    https://news.sky.com/story/labour-islamophobia-more-than-half-of-partys-muslim-supporters-do-not-trust-new-leadership-to-deal-with-racism-12132160
  6. C

    Department of Labour Accreditation

    I've recently (as in 1 July 2015) started a company with a partner. We provide first aid, fire safety and occupational safety courses/ training. For first aid level 1-3 which we offer, courses + company + training person must be accredited with the Dept of Labour in order for us to issue...
  7. LazyLion

    Whites Still Dominate Top Positions

    Whites still dominate South Africa's top management positions, a report by the Employment Equity Commission revealed on Thursday. The 13th edition of the report shows whites constituted 72.6 percent of top management positions in the country last year, down from 81.5 percent in 2002. The...
  8. LazyLion

    Trust in Trade Unions Dropping: Report

    South Africans are losing faith in trade unions, according to research quoted in a report on Tuesday. Trust in trade unions among the public in general dropped from 43 percent in 2011 to 29 percent in 2012, reported Business Day newspaper, quoting a survey compiled by the Human Sciences...
  9. LazyLion

    Meat Inspectors on Strike

    Meat inspectors are on a legal strike over a pay dispute, International Meat Quality Assurance Services (IMQAS) said on Tuesday. "They belong to a union, Cawusa (Congregated and Allied Workers' Union of SA), and that union is out on legal strike and we are currently in negotiations with...
  10. I

    Foreign Companies and Payslips

    I have a Question.. If i work for a Foreign based company and they are reluctant to give me a payslip... What does that mean? I asked for a payslip and they asked what must be on the payslip? Are there ways around this so i don't get my company into trouble The company i work for...
  11. J

    Communication Workers Union deregistration put on hold

    CWU deregistration put aside The Labour Court has suspended the decision to deregister the Communication Workers Union
  12. J

    Labour department strips CWU of legal status

    CWU loses legal status The labour department strips the Communication Workers’ Union of its legal status after failing to provide financial statements
  13. LazyLion

    Cell-C retrenches middle management employees, One commits suicide

    Heard this in 702 this morning and on Twitter. Cell-C retrenched a whole lot of middle management yesterday (the rumour is that they will be replaced with ex-Vodacom employees). They were also allegedly given no package. By 8 pm last night their cellphone accounts and company petrol cards...
  14. LazyLion

    Proposed law to increase CCMA efficiency

    http://www.ewn.co.za/Story.aspx?Id=85884 More hoops to jump through for businesses who are trying to get rid of problem employees! :mad:
  15. LazyLion

    Eskom Union wins right to strike

    http://www.busrep.co.za/index.php?fArticleId=5528121
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