Metal and Allied Workers Union
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Pictures from MAWU`s AGM | |
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First worker spokesperson for knitting unions | |
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Sexual harassment leads to Isithebe metal strikes | |
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International squeeze on Transvaal Alloys | |
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We will not be used - MAWU | |
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Metal Pension Fund Board made more representative | |
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Sarmcol negotiate with our union or get out say striking workers | |
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FOSATU Unions leave IMF (SA) | |
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End of ten year battle in sight | |
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International Metalworkers` Federation expels two SA trade unions | |
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MAWU launches new campaign | |
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MAWU says "rubbish" to CI`s sabotage claim | |
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Migrant laws used against workers |
There is increasing evidence that the country's migrant labour laws are being used against workers in an attempt to curb union strength. |
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Breakthrough at Dorbyl |
The giant Dorbyl group, which has been hit by a number of strikes over retrenchment, has backed down on its refusal to negotiate severance pay at factory-level. |
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Barlows company refuses to discuss retrenchments with shop stewards |
For the second time SA Traction Manufacturing at Germiston has refused to negotiate retrenchments with the Metal and Allied Workers Union. |
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R15 000 paid to sacked Dunlop workers |
The long-standing dispute between the Metal and Allied Workers Union and Dunlop which led to a strike by 2 000 workers at four factories in October last year has finally been settled. |
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Sarmcol: the biggest campaign ever |
The Metal and Allied Workers Union's B T R Sarmcol campaign is by far the largest campaign over a single factory ever undertaken by an independent union in this country. |
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Three month legal strike |
ABOUT 125 Metal and Allied Workers Union members at Pinetown factory, Natal Die Casting, have been out on a legal strike for over three months. |
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SEIFSA heads for collision with metal workers |
SEIFSA, the giant metal employers' association, has renewed its call for its members to resist any trade union pressure for plant-level bargaining. |
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B amp; S to face union bashing charges |