Developments in the wage dispute between Telkom South Africa and its staff, involving the Communication Workers Union (CWU), the South African Communications Union (SACU) and Solidarity, have taken a new turn with the announcement that a three-year labour agreement has…
There could be a massive shut down at Telkom and the Post Office if the demands of South Africa’s Communication Workers Union are not met. The union has said that a massive strike action is planned by its 23 000-strong members…
South Africa’s Communication Workers Union (CWU) is deeply concerned about on-going retrenchments in the Information Communication Technology (ICT) sector, arguing that the development would expose many families to poverty. The disgruntlement by the ICT union comes amid forced retirement at…
South Africa’s Communication Workers Union (CWU) is hosting a congress on Friday (tomorrow) to discuss key issues, among them increasing job loses in the Information Communication Technology (ICT) sector, an official told ITNewsAfrica.com on Thursday (today). The CWU Spokesman, Tankana Mothapo,…
The Communication Workers Union (CWU) has yet again accused mobile companies of not treating the working class fairly, following the announcement that MTN Chief Executive Officer, Phuthuma Nhleko, was leaving his continental mobile giant as from March 2011.
South Africa’a Communication Workers Union (CWU), representing labour in the Information and Communication Technology (ICT) industry, have responded positively to the election of President Jacob Zuma to the highest office in the land, as well as to the make-up of…
South African civic society organisations, unhappy with Telkom’s recent corporate restructuring, have made fresh calls for the reversal of the sale of Telkom shares in Vodacom.
THE Communication Workers Union (CWU), which represents workers in the South African telecommunications sector, has declared a dispute with the South African Post Office (SAPO) in an attempt to conclude long outstanding grievances.
Trade unions in the telecommunications sector in South Africa have once again called for the resignation of the entire South African Broadcasting Corporation (SABC) board.