JOBURG FIRE – A CALL FOR MASS ACTION
Build a response: Blame the authorities, not the homeless for the harrowing deaths in the Joburg Fire
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CWAO condemns Simba for cruelly firing 52 workers.
The Casual Workers’ Advice Office (CWAO) condemns Simba for its ruthless dismissal of 52 workers, with just nine days’ notice.
CWAO condemns Simba for cruelly firing 52 workers. Read Post »
Joint Simunye Workers Forum/Casual Workers’ Advice Office Press Statement
The Simunye Workers Forum (SWF) and Casual Workers’ Advice Office (CWAO) are heartened that Labour Court judge Andre van Niekerk has dismissed with costs the Registrar of Labour Relations’ application for leave to appeal his ruling that the Registrar must register the SWF as a trade union.
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SASSA FIGHTS FRAUD AND SRD BENEFICIARIES LOSE
In response to fears of fraud, SASSA continues to roll out more and more layers of digital red tape around the R350 SRD grant.
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Registrar of Labour Relations’ New Court Appeal
The SWF and CWAO note that the Registrar of Labour Relations has decided to waste tens, maybe hundreds of thousands of rands of public money in appealing the Labour Court decision that ordered him to register the SWF as a trade union by 12 July 2023.
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Public Statement by ILRIG
The International Labour Research and Information Group (ILRIG) strongly condemns the shooting with live ammunition, of casual workers and activists by Germiston based Golden Bakery and its hired gunmen.
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SWF Activists and CWAO Board Member Shot
SWF activists and a CWAO board member shot with live ammunition in Germiston yesterday.
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Major Labour Court victory for new forms of worker-organising
The Simunye Workers Forum (SWF) is delighted to have won a major victory in the Labour Court in Johannesburg yesterday (21 June 2023).
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About The Simunye Workers Forum
The SWF is a trade union of 6600 members, which organises workers known as ‘casual’.
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Press Alert: Simunye Workers Forum (SWF) takes Registrar of Labour Relations to Labour Court on
On Wednesday 14 June, the Labour Court in Johannesburg will hear an appeal by the Simunye Workers Forum (SWF) against the Registrar of Labour Relations refusal to register the SWF as a trade union.
Cutting child protection services threatens everyone’s safety #ChildProtectionWeek2023 #CPW2023
Government cutting funding to designated child protection services will perpetuate the cycle of violence, undermine community safety, and thwart strategies to catch up after COVID.
Workers’ Day 2023
“Revolt, for you have nothing to lose but your chains and your tents!” – George Habash