SAFTU has written to Employment and Labour Minister Nomakhosazana Meth seeking clarity about her facilitation of talks after the Registrar of Labour Relations moved to deregister...
SAFTU general-secretary Zwelinzima Vavi has warned that African migrants are being used as a scapegoat for South Africa’s deeper socio-economic problems, saying rising hostility in communities...
Labour federation says it will not attend SACP gathering in Boksburg The South African Federation of Trade Unions (Saftu) has announced it will not attend the...
A Nation Fed Up: Why NUMSA Is Taking to the Streets South Africans have marched before. They’ve demanded answers before.But this time, the anger feels heavier...
A Turning Point for South Africa’s Communist Movement The South African Communist Party (SACP) is heading into one of its most decisive gatherings in years. National...
The Deal That Sparked an Uproar Electricity prices in South Africa are set to climb yet again, following a controversial agreement between Eskom and the National...
Nersa Tariff Mistake Pushes Up Electricity Costs The National Energy Regulator of South Africa (Nersa) has come under fire after admitting mistakes in setting Eskom’s electricity...
Saftu Hits Back at Police Chief Over Claims Unions Cause Officer Shortage In a fiery exchange that has stirred conversations across social media and government circles,...
South Africa’s long-awaited two-pot pension system has paid out over R57 billion to more than 3.5 million workers since its launch, but the celebration is being...
South Africa’s manufacturing sector is in decline and with it, jobs are disappearing. In response to alarming new data from Statistics South Africa (Stats SA), both...