WAGES
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500 brewery workers demand higher wages | |
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Motorvia workers strike blow against exploitation | |
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Three metal unions reject "final" offer | |
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The Frame strike | |
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Workers win living wage | |
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Rubber workers strike for wages | |
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Bosses use strikes for Union bashing | |
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Barlow's policy reversed | |
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Massive wage increase | |
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Quick jump in PG profits | |
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Workers face guns |
Armed white security guards confronted CWIU members at Triomf's Richards Bay plant when they attempted to discuss with the factory manager his 'first and final' wage offer of a 5 percent wage increase. |
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News in brief |
The National Automobile and Allied Workers Union has won a new R2 an hour minimum wage rate at Leyland's Cape Town plant. |
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Working on the mines is no picnic! |
During the first six months of this year, more than 100 000 miners have taken strike action over wages, bad and unsafe working conditions and the harassment of shaft stewards. |
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Leyland |
After reaching a deadlock and having to go to arbitration the FOSATU affiliate Western Province Motor Assembly Workers Union and Leyland reached a new agreement covering the Cape plants. |
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NAAWU slams employers` plan to "erode" wages | |
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Metal workers push for higher wages after IC sell out | |
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Workers demand a share of "the rain" which falls at Suncrush even during the drought | |
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FOSATU salutes workers of the East Rand |
The workers at Salcast, Hendler and Hendler (H and H), Bisonboard Colgate, Langeberg, Kellog's Plant protection, Reef Chemical and Telephone Manufacturers of SA (Temsa) all downed tools during July and August. |
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Fighting Talk Volume 15 Number 8 September 1961 |
Fighting Talk - a monthly journal for democrats in Southern Africa |
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Trial of strength |