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Concerns as department commits to hiring all nurses who worked during pandemic

KwaZulu-Natal Health MEC Nomagugu Simelane said there were approximately 7 000 nurses who still had to be put under the department.

IFP in KZN raises concerns over police officer salaries after decision to increase danger allowance

Call for a higher danger allowance for KwaZulu-Natal police

PSA calls for more protection of healthworkers

The Public Servants Association says government employees cannot be expected to continue risking their lives while doing their jobs.

WATCH: KZN TVET college workers protest over salaries

Workers from Coastal KZN TVET College in Durban are protesting over the late payment of salaries for the past few months.

KZN public servants take their wage grievances to government's door

Public servants who staged a march through the streets of central Durban on Tuesday have fired the first salvo in their bid to get government to meet their demands for 10% wage increase.

Police threaten to down tools over unilateral 3% pay hike

'This is just the beginning' - public servants warn govt at Durban march

Civil servants are moved through Durban central on Tuesday in another march they hope will get government to accede to their wage demands.

KZN public servants take their wage grievances to government's door

Public servants who staged a march through the streets of central Durban on Tuesday have fired the first salvo in their bid to get government to meet their demands for 10% wage increase.

KZN Cogta employees demand money owed to them