UNTU and its legal team has been continuously following up on the Labour Court judgement that we have been waiting for from Judge AJ Sibanda who heard the matter in the […]
After a marathon CCMA facilitated session and the intervention of Minister Thulas Nxesi yesterday, the CCMA commissioner facilitating the S150 process presented Labour with Transnet’s newest position on the salary increase […]
Our previous circular letter REF: CL.WAGE.NEG.T.010.17, dated 05-10-2022 refers.
The UNTU Wage Negotiation Team has concluded over 8 hours of robust engagements that started at 14H00 today, 5 October 2022 with the Transnet Management Team. Unfortunately, Transnet Management has […]
The United National Transport Union (UNTU) have served a 48 Hour Notice on Transnet indicating UNTUs intention to embark on Protected Strike / Protected Industrial Action as from, Thursday, 06 October 2022 at 00H01am.
Our previous circular letter REF: CL.WAGE.NEG.T.010.15, dated
28-09-2022 refers.
This is to inform all the members of UNTU that notwithstanding the efforts made by UNTU Leadership, Transnet has not presented a Salary increase offer that is aligned with our […]
Our previous circular letter REF: CL.WAGE.NEG.T.010.13, dated 11-09-2022 refers.
There is incorrect information being distributed again by some malicious parties / persons. This misinformation that is being communicated / distributed […]
Our previous circular letter REF: CL.WAGE.NEG.T.010.11, dated 25-08-2022 refers.
In the previous communication we committed to provide more information around the process that must be followed with regards to the mandating and balloting process in the upcoming weeks, in this […]
The United National Transport Union (UNTU) is taking legal advice to enforce the contractual rights of its members working for the Passenger Rail Agency of South Africa (Prasa) for the 5% wage increase that was due on 1 April 2021. […]
The Labour Court in Johannesburg today dismissed the urgent application brought by the United National Transport Union (UNTU) against the Passenger Rail Agency of South Africa (Prasa) to force it to adhere to a collective agreement and pay this year’s […]