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Mobile and Telecoms

Telkom: “Restructuring is imperative for the survival of business”

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South African telecom provider, Telkom SA has denied claims that the company has been planning to cut up to 55 percent of its initial 18,000 staff members. According union group Solidarity, it expected to receive a formal notice of...
Mobile and Telecoms

Solidarity concerned over redundancies occurring at MTN

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According to reports, trade union Solidarity has expressed its concern over potential retrenchments at mobile operator MTN. Solidarity revealed that the latest cuts would likely affect approximately 578 of the telecom providers employees. MTN made an announcement during the course...
Mobile and Telecoms

Telkom suspends looming job cuts

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Trade Union, Solidarity, has stated that Telkom has recently suspended its upcoming retrenchment process. The union stated that the suspension is due to the flawed processes undertaken by Telkom. According to the trade union, Telkom did not gather sufficient input...
Mobile and Telecoms

Telkom SA makes headway in union negotiations

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Telkom South Africa yesterday announced the conclusion of its substantive negotiations with trade unions the Communications Workers Union (CWU), the South African Communications Union (SACU) and Solidarity. The Company met with SACU to sign the three year labour agreement effectively launching Telkom...
Mobile and Telecoms

Cell C employee commits suicide amid retrenchments

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In the wake of media reports that South African mobile operator Cell C plans to retrench about 150 workers from their 16 000 workforce, a company employee reportedly committed suicide after receiving notice of his retrenchment. Trade union Solidarity raised the fact that the employee committed...
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