COURT GRANTS NUPSAW DATE FOR SHOWDOWN OVER IMPLEMENTATION OF INCREASES FOR PUBLIC SERVANTS
COURT GRANTS NUPSAW DATE FOR SHOWDOWN OVER IMPLEMENTATION OF INCREASES FOR PUBLIC SERVANTS For Immediate Release 16 October 2020 The National Union of Public Service and Allied Workers (NUPSAW) representing public servants in the Public Service Coordinating Bargaining Council (PSCBC) for the past 20 years, is excited toContinue Reading
NUPSAW FIGHTS BACK ON “STATE CANNOT AFFORD PAY HIKE FOR WORKERS”
NUPSAW FIGHTS BACK ON “STATE CANNOT AFFORD PAY HIKE FOR WORKERS” FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE 16 September 2020 The National Union of Public Service and Allied workers (NUPSAW) representing more than 80 000 of public servants in the Public Service Coordinating Bargaining Council (PSCBC) for the past 20 years hasContinue Reading
NUPSAW SPOTLIGHT ON THE PUBLIC SERVICE IN SEPTEMBER
NUPSAW SPOTLIGHT ON THE PUBLIC SERVICE IN SEPTEMBER FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE 03 September 2020 September is Public Service Month in South Africa. Public Service Month serves as a reminder of what it is to serve and offers us an opportunity to reflect on our services, their impact, andContinue Reading
NUPSAW OPPOSED TO THE USELESS AND DANGEROUS STRIKE CALLED BY NEHAWU
NUPSAW OPPOSED TO THE USELESS AND DANGEROUS STRIKE CALLED BY NEHAWU FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE 23 AUGUST 2020 The National Union of Public Service and Allied Workers (NUPSAW) has noted that the NEHAWU has called for a national strike indefinitely so by Public Servants against the employer’s refusal to implementContinue Reading
NUPSAW STATEMENT ON THE EASING OF COVID-19 LOCKDOWN TO LEVEL 2 BY GOVERNMENT
NUPSAW STATEMENT ON THE EASING OF COVID-19 LOCKDOWN TO LEVEL 2 BY GOVERNMENT FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE 17 AUGUST 2020 The National Union of Public Service and Allied Workers (NUPSAW) warmly welcomes the announcement by the President, on Saturday, 16 August 2020 to easy the lockdown regulations. However, theContinue Reading
NUPSAW WELCOMES PARTIAL VICTORY FOR GAUTENG COMMUNITY HEALTH WORKERS (CHWs)
NUPSAW WELCOMES PARTIAL VICTORY FOR GAUTENG COMMUNITY HEALTH WORKERS (CHWs) FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE 03 AUGUST 2020 The National Union of Public Service and Allied Workers (NUPSAW) warmly welcomes the partial victory for the Community Health Workers in Gauteng Province and congratulate MEC Bandile Masuku for his decision to implementContinue Reading
NUPSAW CONCERNED ABOUT THE SAFETY OF EMPLOYEES AT DISCHEM IN MIDRAND AFTER POSITIVE CASE
NUPSAW CONCERNED ABOUT THE SAFETY OF EMPLOYEES AT DISCHEM IN MIDRAND AFTER POSITIVE CASE FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE 09 JUNE 2020 The National Union of Public Service and Allied Workers (NUPSAW) is gravely concerned about the health and safety of workers at the Dischem, Midrand warehouse after a worker testedContinue Reading
NUPSAW SUBMITS AFFIDAVIT IN SUPPORT OF PSA’S LABOUR COURT APPLICATION AGAINST GOVERNMENT FOR FAILURE TO IMPLEMENT SALARY ADJUSTMENTS FOR PUBLIC SERVANTS
NUPSAW SUBMITS AFFIDAVIT IN SUPPORT OF PSA’S LABOUR COURT APPLICATION AGAINST GOVERNMENT FOR FAILURE TO IMPLEMENT SALARY ADJUSTMENTS FOR PUBLIC SERVANTS The National Union of Public Service and Allied Workers (NUPSAW) welcome and fully support the application made by the Public Servants Association (PSA) at Labour Court against the governmentContinue Reading
NUPSAW CONDEMNS NATIONAL PROSECUTING AUTHORITY (NPA) FOR DISCRIMINATION AGAINST BLACK PROSECUTORS
NUPSAW CONDEMNS NATIONAL PROSECUTING AUTHORITY (NPA) FOR DISCRIMINATION AGAINST BLACK PROSECUTORS The National Union of Public Service and Allied Workers (NUPSAW) is extremely concerned that the NPA has aimed to ignore the cries of prosecutors within its offices in the Eastern Cape. The NPA plays a critical role in ensuringContinue Reading
NUPSAW TO STOP WORK AT FAR EAST RAND UNLESS PROTECTIVE MEASURES AGAINST CORONAVIRUS ARE PROVIDED
NUPSAW TO STOP WORK AT FAR EAST RAND UNLESS PROTECTIVE MEASURES AGAINST CORONAVIRUS ARE PROVIDED FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE 03 June 2020 Following our picket outside the Far East Rand Hospital (FERH) today was the latest escalation in a series of growing tensions between health care workers across theContinue Reading