The former tourism minister failed to make the cut when President Cyril Ramaphosa announced his Cabinet two weeks ago
The newly empowered labour registrar has warned more than half of all unions that they are in danger of being deregistered
Last week, the high court declared the exclusion of domestic workers from legislation aimed at protecting workers is unconstitutional
The new green-lit labour laws include a provision for unions to decide on strikes by secret ballot
More than 4 000 worker and government delegates from the organisation’s 187 member states will attend the conference to tackle a wide range of issues
Oliphant condemned criticism of the bill as “nothing but pure electioneering and attempts to score cheap political points”
Five different unions are participating in the strike which started on April 16
Despite interventions from Labour Minister Mildred Oliphant and Transport Minister Blade Nzimande, unions, drivers and bus bosses are deadlocked.
Drivers and unions are fighting for wages, the rights of dual drivers and the foot-to-the-pedal rule, which they call exploitative
Oliphant said she briefed President Ramaphosa to say that government would be unable to implement the national minimum wage by the first of May
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The Guptas had a three-day long wedding in Antalya, Turkey, which is now being hailed as the "Indian Wedding of the Year" in local society pages.
The DA revealed that Oakbay Investments chief executive wrote to the party leader requesting a meeting, but the DA “firmly rejected” the proposal.
Refusing to bow to political pressure and put Ceppwawu under administration is costing officials in the labour department thousands in legal fees.
The extension of maternity benefits to domestic workers is among several increases which have been added to the Unemployment Insurance Fund.
A minimum wage is set to be discussed at a labour relations indaba, convened by Deputy President Cyril Ramaphosa, on November 4.
The metalworkers union sees the industry’s eleventh-hour bid to link an agreement to the curtailing of factory-level demands as an act of bad faith.
The public protector will probe Bantu Holomisa’s complaint relating to a conflict of interest in the awarding of a labour department tender.
Government-led talks between major platinum mines and dominant union Amcu have resumed in Pretoria as the strike enters its third day.
The Employment Services Bill, intended to regulate labour brokers, has been given the green light in the National Assembly.
