State bus company on verge of collapse as government goes to court to remove BRP
Unpaid employees down tools in protest over not being paid for three months
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Unpaid employees down tools in protest over not being paid for three months
Public enterprises minister Pravin Gordhan has condemned what he calls "attempts to use his name for nefarious agendas" in the power battles at Transnet
Private sector security companies have been accused by unions organising in the sector of deducting monies amounting to more than R50m per month from over 30,000 workers.
Transnet is pulling out all the stops to overcome delays caused by the recent port strike.
The effect of the strike that hit SA ports in mid-October is still being felt, with Nelson Mandela Bay companies fearful of losing out financially during the festive season due to the delayed arrival of imported goods.