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Why COSATU’s congress collapsed (opens the original)
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COSATU’s 15th National Congress failed to get underway as a leadership battle led to unresolved disputes over delegate credentials. Photos: Greg Dor South Africa’s biggest trade union federation’s national congress collapsed on Tuesday, after a two-day squabble over leadership and delegate credentials. This marks the first time in the Congress of South African Trade Unions’ (COSATU) 40-year history that its central, national gathering failed to achieve a quorum. COSATU is a federation of 16 affi
COSATU shocked by exclusion from Premier Foods factory closure talks (opens the original)
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Consultations on retrenchments at Premier Foods’ fruit canning factory in Tulbagh are ongoing. Photo: Greg Dor COSATU Western Cape says it is shocked by the Commission for Conciliation, Mediation and Arbitration ruling last week that the labour federation may no longer participate in talks over the proposed closure of Premier Foods’ fruit canning factory in Tulbagh. Malvern de Bruyn, COSATU Western Cape provincial secretary, said, “The commissioner ruled that I am not employed by the Agricultura
BAIC workers suspend 11-week strike, but talks continue | News24 (opens the original)
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Workers at the BAIC vehicle assembly plant near Gqeberha have agreed to suspend a strike that had brought production to a standstill for nearly three months. However, tensions are high as workers say their central demands remain unresolved. The strike, which started on 15 June, centres on whether BAIC should increase wages to match those of other auto companies. Unlike other manufacturers, BAIC is not part of the National Bargaining Forum. In July, we reported that the lowest-paid workers at BAI
Auto workers suspend 11-week strike as talks continue (opens the original)
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Workers at the Beijing Automotive Industry Corporation’s vehicle assembly plant near Gqeberha have been on strike since 15 June. They have agreed to return to work next week while negotiations continue. Archive photo: Joseph Chirume Workers at the Beijing Automotive Industry Corporation (BAIC) vehicle assembly plant near Gqeberha have agreed to suspend a strike that had brought production to a standstill for nearly three months. However, tensions are high as workers say their central demands rem
Premier Foods factory closure: talks break down (opens the original)
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Talks between Premier Foods and unions over the planned closure of the fruit canning factory in Tulbagh, Western Cape, have broken down. Photo: Greg Dor Talks at the Commission for Conciliation, Mediation and Arbitration (CCMA) over the proposed closure of the Premier Groups’ fruit canning factory in Tulbagh have broken down. According to Agricultural, Food and Allied Democratic Workers’ Union (AFADWU) Western Cape provincial secretary Nyaniso Gqalaqha, who was part of the talks on 26 August, Pr
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