Black Monopoly Capital: Encouraged by racist courts, Barloworld is continuing to lay off staff simply because they are white, while Solidarity vows to intensify legal action after bringing an urgent application against Barloworld Equipment in the Labour Court, to challenge Barloworld’s consultation process during its recent race based retrenchment process.
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If You’re White, You’re Out! Barloworld Defends & Continues its Systemically Racist Lay Off Programme!
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Solidarity to Oppose The Racist Plunder & Consumption of Barloworld Which is Sacrificing Itself to Black Supremacy!
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Killing The Golden Goose: The Solidarity trade union is going to take Barloworld to court because Barloworld has embarked on a destructive retrenchment process based on racial discrimination. Yes, it means that white people will be selected to be retrenched first, even if they have more years service than black employees. This is willful destruction of a corporation and selective slaughter of loyal employees based on race.
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According to experts, Telkom has approximately 4,500 excess staff who are believed to have a direct impact on the profitability of the entity
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The government as Telkom’s largest shareholder has called for an urgent meeting to discuss the company’s plan for retrenching thousands of redundant workers. Earlier last week, Telkom announced its intention to lay off about 3,000 workers, which is a fifth of its total workforce. The Department of Communications and Digital Technology has announced that Minister..
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Outrage as Telkom CEO Sipho Maseko gets R23 Million & Executives get R100 Million, yet 3,000 employees to be retrenched due to lack of funds?
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Trade union Solidarity has launched an attack on Telkom for planning to fire 3,000 employees after paying its executive team more than R100 million.
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Even if you are the president of SA you are not above the law! – Ramaphosa faces possible Labour Court action for retrenching farm staff
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The ANC’s president is not above the law, and his so-called cases of dismissing 22 of his 46 farm workers could land him in the Labor Court. Cyril Ramaphosa dismissed the farm workers in his service, and used the excuse that it was a business decision because foot-and-mouth disease could threaten his cattle herd. No..
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Death bells are ringing for SAA due to impending strike
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The impending strike at SAA by the SA Cabin Staff Association and Numsa could mean the end of the airline. In the meantime, the Pilot Association announced that they supported the idea and that the state entity’s overall top management should be replaced. Furthermore, they threatened to act if a Chief Executive with no experience..
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SABC is going down! – Bankrupt ANC regime’s mouthpiece is sinking in debt – SABC shut down offices and retrenches 37% of its staff
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The bankrupt mouthpiece of the ANC, the SABC, plans to close 5 offices and dismiss 37% of their staff. This includes 19 general managers who emphasize the fact that top-level government agencies are overloaded with incompetent, incompetent and incapacitated cadres. If the SABC does not receive further funding from the state, they may end up..
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These South African companies are retrenching staff in 2019 – Most probably BEE compliant as well – Unemployment has already soared to 27.5%
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Multichoice has joined the bandwagon of South African companies that are cutting jobs to stay afloat in these difficult times. Why are these South African companies retrenching staff? The satellite network stated that, although billions of rand in returns were reported for the 2018/2019 financial year, consumer behaviour and data on their digital self-service shows..
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Parmalat joined a growing list of private sector companies embarking on restructuring that could leave hundreds of its workers jobless
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The company announced a process to change it’s distribution model first in January and its implementation began in the middle of May. According to the company, the new model involved partially outsourcing components of its logistics distribution network to an external provider. Distribution services in Polokwane, Nelspruit, Bloemfontein, Upington and George have already been outsourced..
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Another deceit from the ANC regime! – Gold Field Mine announced that it is necessary to lay down 1,100 workers, just a few days after the ruling government has assured no retrenchments will be made
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The National Union for Miners (NUM) has called on the Minister of Mineral Resources, Gwede Mantashe, to protect jobs at the Gold Field Mine. It follows after the mine announced that it was forced to lay down 1,100 workers and added that the number of contractors was reduced to 420. The announcement of Gold Field..
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No wonder the state broadcaster’s debt collection agencies are so busy these past few weeks – SABC is in big trouble and have a shortfall of R1 billion to pay salaries
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The possibility exists that the SABC will have to retrench several hundred workers as part of its restructuring process. The proposed retrenchment of thousands of employees is to cut the R3,1 billion salary account of this sinking state entity. There is a big concern from the liberal press that the SABC will not survive this..
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