Posts tagged with 'trade unions'

 

VIDEO: SA Lockdown and Tobacco Wars are About Political Power, NOT Saving Lives! Ramaphosa’s NWO/WMC versus Zuma’s Communist Mobsters!

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A recording has been received by SA-News in which a supporter of Nkosazana Dlamini Zuma (NDZ) sheds some light on the ongoing prohibition of tobacco and the battle for power and infighting within the ANC NEC. The battle appears to be drawn along the classic lines of New World Order Capitalism versus Communism, Trade Unions and Mobsters. The people at the end of the day will still be stuck with the gangster enterprise known as ANC.

We The People have no say in who leads us, and as this recording indicates, there are moles in the cANCer who also reported a few weeks ago, that the NEC met via video link and got rid of Cyril unanimously. There are reports that he will act as VP until the Phase 3 lockdown takes place, when he can openly travel to Cape Town where the final arrangements and state of affairs will be clarified.

Allegedly, Cyril couldn’t muster the necessary support to stand up against NDZ and her faction as he only had Pravin Gordhan and Tito Mbowe
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Trade unions are rejecting ANC’s plans to sell non-performing SOE’s

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All indications are that the ANC is prepared to execute the Tito Mboweni plan and sell the non-performing entities.

For the ANC it is like swallowing a prickly pear with thorns and all, because it is a testament to their inability to run certain entities profitably.

The Ramaphosa government faces an enormous fiscal dilemma, and the sale of various entities will not only be humiliating, but will also leave many ANC senior workers unemployed when private entities take over the entities.

However, the question is whether Cosatu and other unions will agree to such a move, knowing that their own members may lose their jobs because it is known that the state entities are not profitable because too many people are employed was taken.

Institutions such as Denel, SAA, Eskom, Transnet, and various other entities are likely to come under the “selling spotlight” when negotiating with the unions that will oppose the idea.

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Ramaphosa lets the cat out of the bag: The bad news: ‘Our money’s up’

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Ramaphosa acknowledged in parliament on Thursday that South Africa’s financial resources were depleted while the country’s development needs were enormous. He did not say straightforwardly whether he supported “prescribed assets”, he said later, the pension fund industry and other stakeholders needed to talk about using pension fund assets to support the country financially. The country’s money is running out and South Africans’ pension fund assets are becoming an increasingly likely target for the government to pull the wagon through, it became clear on Thursday.

According to Ramaphosa, pension fund assets in other countries are used to invest in the development of the country and pension funds achieve good returns from infrastructure projects in particular. He says the trade union Cosatu supports its view that workers in SA’s pension money are used this way. According to Ramaphosa, this is considered positive by the
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Trade unions are threatening to stop all flights from SAA if their demands are not met

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The unions Numsa and the SA Cabin Crew Association demand that the Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of SAA, Vuyani Jarana, be reinstated immediately in his post.

This comes after Jarana announced that he had resigned.

The two unions say they will stop all flights from SAA if this requirement is not met. According to them, the government did not support Jarana in its management and decision-making, and its successor would only “destroy” the security of workers.

Observers point out that when a person freely wishes to resign from a post, it is out of his own good will and the pressure of unions will not change his decision.

-Read the original article in Afrikaans on Die Vryburger
This report does not necessarily reflects the opinion of SA-news.

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Schweizer-Reneke: Suspended teacher, Elana Barkhuizen, launches emotional fightback

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Elana Barkhuizen faced the media for the first time since the Schweizer-Reneke segregation controversy hit the headlines, and she’s got her fightback planned.

Elana Barkhuizen, the teacher at the centre of the Schweizer-Reneke racial controversy, has spoken to the media for the first time since she was blamed for segregating Grade R learners by the colour of their skin.

She was represented by Afrikaner trade union Solidariteit (Solidarity), who have come out fighting for their client. They state that Barhuizen wasn’t the teacher of that class, and the children’s seating plan had nothing to do with race – a factor which they’ve promised to take legal action against.

Dirk Hermann, a representative for Solidarity, told the media that politicians must be held to account for forcing trauma upon the school teacher. He was particularly miffed with DA Youth League Leader Luyolo Mphithi, who turned up to the school last Thursday after a pho
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