#cosatu — Public Fediverse posts
Live and recent posts from across the Fediverse tagged #cosatu, aggregated by home.social.
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https://www.europesays.com/africa/231224/ ‘Correct political route’ is for Ramaphosa to resign: Vavi #ConstitutionalCourt #Cosatu #CyrilRamaphosa #didiza #HillLewis #impeachment #PhalaPhala #Saftu #SouthAfrica #vavi
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https://www.europesays.com/africa/226394/ NLC Demands Protection for Migrants in South Africa #AfricanSolidarity #Cosatu #HumanRights #JoeAjaero #LaborRights #LaborUnions #LabourUnions #MigrantWorkers #Neoliberalism #NigeriaLabourCongress #NLC #SouthAfrica #WorkerProtection #xenophobia
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Two-pot system sees more workers keeping retirement savings intact, data says
The two-pot system of retirement reform is so far achieving its objective of preserving the bulk of savings…
#NewsBeep #News #Personalfinance #Asisa #Business #CA #Canada #Cosatu #Finance #financialdistress #MichelleActon #NationalTreasury #OldMutualCorporate #OldMutualSuperFund #PersonalFinance #Preservation #SouthAfricanRevenueService #two-potretirementsystem #withdrawals
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https://www.europesays.com/africa/214738/ Workers’ Day: ANC and EFF leaders urge unity and participation in upcoming elections #AlexMashilo #Alliance #ANC #ChrisHani #CollinsChabane #Cosatu #EFF #élections #ElijahBarayi #HelenJoseph #JoeSlovo #JoyceMashamba #JuliusMalema #Leaders #Limpopo #losi #marikana #MayDay #NorthWest #OldPeterMokabaStadium #OrTambo #PaulMashatile #polokwane #RuthFirst #sacp #SouthAfrica #Thohoyandou #Tshwane #WinnieMadikizelaMandela #Workers'Day #ZingiswaLosi
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https://www.europesays.com/africa/214282/ Workers ‘drowning’ in cost-of-living crisis ahead of May Day #Cosatu #CostOfLiving #Fedusa #InternationalWorkers'Day #May1 #MayDay #Nactu #Saftu #SouthAfrica #Workers'Day
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https://www.europesays.com/africa/211520/ Cosatu, Fedusa give Government Employees Medical Scheme a week to review 9.5% hike #ContributionIncrease #Cosatu #Fedusa #Gems #GovernmentEmployeesMedicalScheme #SouthAfrica
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@GrahamDowns I think there is a second perspective: This #NHI discussion is a big opportunity. Not necessarily in the way the #ANC would like it to be, quite the opposite:
Now *all* eyes are on #ANC #corruption and #StateCapture in the #HealthSystem in #SouthAfrica.
Before, private health care for those who could afford it was good, so the only ones who lost out big time were those limited to public health care - and those did not have a voice that was heard.
This is changing now: Those with money and power outside the ANC wake up and start to care. And *also* those inside #COSATU and #ANC that are in #MedicalScheme|s and don't want to lose their quality care, no matter what they say publicly.
At the same time, the current system is not fair, social or human - neither can it be that those who can afford it are paying horrendous amounts for private health profits nor that large parts of society do not get quality health care at all.
I am not saying that the #NHI bill in the current form will work or is even more than a smoke screen, but I also think that we are seeing the beginning of a discourse and not the end of it.
A discourse the ANC can not control in the way they thought they could. They might have opened Pandoras Box now...
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@GrahamDowns I think there is a second perspective: This #NHI discussion is a big opportunity. Not necessarily in the way the #ANC would like it to be, quite the opposite:
Now *all* eyes are on #ANC #corruption and #StateCapture in the #HealthSystem in #SouthAfrica.
Before, private health care for those who could afford it was good, so the only ones who lost out big time were those limited to public health care - and those did not have a voice that was heard.
This is changing now: Those with money and power outside the ANC wake up and start to care. And *also* those inside #COSATU and #ANC that are in #MedicalScheme|s and don't want to lose their quality care, no matter what they say publicly.
At the same time, the current system is not fair, social or human - neither can it be that those who can afford it are paying horrendous amounts for private health profits nor that large parts of society do not get quality health care at all.
I am not saying that the #NHI bill in the current form will work or is even more than a smoke screen, but I also think that we are seeing the beginning of a discourse and not the end of it.
A discourse the ANC can not control in the way they thought they could. They might have opened Pandoras Box now...
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@GrahamDowns I think there is a second perspective: This #NHI discussion is a big opportunity. Not necessarily in the way the #ANC would like it to be, quite the opposite:
Now *all* eyes are on #ANC #corruption and #StateCapture in the #HealthSystem in #SouthAfrica.
Before, private health care for those who could afford it was good, so the only ones who lost out big time were those limited to public health care - and those did not have a voice that was heard.
This is changing now: Those with money and power outside the ANC wake up and start to care. And *also* those inside #COSATU and #ANC that are in #MedicalScheme|s and don't want to lose their quality care, no matter what they say publicly.
At the same time, the current system is not fair, social or human - neither can it be that those who can afford it are paying horrendous amounts for private health profits nor that large parts of society do not get quality health care at all.
I am not saying that the #NHI bill in the current form will work or is even more than a smoke screen, but I also think that we are seeing the beginning of a discourse and not the end of it.
A discourse the ANC can not control in the way they thought they could. They might have opened Pandoras Box now...
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@GrahamDowns I think there is a second perspective: This #NHI discussion is a big opportunity. Not necessarily in the way the #ANC would like it to be, quite the opposite:
Now *all* eyes are on #ANC #corruption and #StateCapture in the #HealthSystem in #SouthAfrica.
Before, private health care for those who could afford it was good, so the only ones who lost out big time were those limited to public health care - and those did not have a voice that was heard.
This is changing now: Those with money and power outside the ANC wake up and start to care. And *also* those inside #COSATU and #ANC that are in #MedicalScheme|s and don't want to lose their quality care, no matter what they say publicly.
At the same time, the current system is not fair, social or human - neither can it be that those who can afford it are paying horrendous amounts for private health profits nor that large parts of society do not get quality health care at all.
I am not saying that the #NHI bill in the current form will work or is even more than a smoke screen, but I also think that we are seeing the beginning of a discourse and not the end of it.
A discourse the ANC can not control in the way they thought they could. They might have opened Pandoras Box now...
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@GrahamDowns I think there is a second perspective: This #NHI discussion is a big opportunity. Not necessarily in the way the #ANC would like it to be, quite the opposite:
Now *all* eyes are on #ANC #corruption and #StateCapture in the #HealthSystem in #SouthAfrica.
Before, private health care for those who could afford it was good, so the only ones who lost out big time were those limited to public health care - and those did not have a voice that was heard.
This is changing now: Those with money and power outside the ANC wake up and start to care. And *also* those inside #COSATU and #ANC that are in #MedicalScheme|s and don't want to lose their quality care, no matter what they say publicly.
At the same time, the current system is not fair, social or human - neither can it be that those who can afford it are paying horrendous amounts for private health profits nor that large parts of society do not get quality health care at all.
I am not saying that the #NHI bill in the current form will work or is even more than a smoke screen, but I also think that we are seeing the beginning of a discourse and not the end of it.
A discourse the ANC can not control in the way they thought they could. They might have opened Pandoras Box now...
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Cosatu is mobilising for a national strike on Thursday. ... Trade union federation Cosatu and its affiliates will strike on Thursday in protest ...
Cosatu to strike this week over state of economy, government failures -
Cosatu is mobilising for a national strike on Thursday. ... Trade union federation Cosatu and its affiliates will strike on Thursday in protest ...
Cosatu to strike this week over state of economy, government failures -
Strike action is provided for constitutionally and enabled by the Labour Relations Act. Employees have a right to withhold their labour and as a ...
LETTER: Violence during strike is unlawful -
We are taking this moment to reflect on a general strike by industrial and ... After the 1972 dockworkers' strikes the General Factory Workers' ...
The seeds of the 1973 Durban strikes still grow -
Members of the National Education, Health and Allied Workers Union (Nehawu), one of the largest unions of labour federation Cosatu, were set to down ...
Public sector wage strike interdicted -
On Tuesday's so-called National Day of Action, hundreds of thousands of ... The Public Servants Association strike on 10 November 2022 in Durban.
On Tuesday’s so-called National Day of Action, hundreds of thousands of South Africa’s public servants will either be on a go-slow or not go to work, affecting many government services — including at hospitals, schools, police stations and prisons.
Bringing SA to a halt — 800,000 public servants set to go on wage strike -
When it’s Russia in 1917
https://dailyfriend.co.za/2022/11/14/when-its-russia-in-1917/
(Terrence Corrigan on land reform and the South African Communist Party's Red October campaign.)
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When it’s Russia in 1917
https://dailyfriend.co.za/2022/11/14/when-its-russia-in-1917/
(Terrence Corrigan on land reform and the South African Communist Party's Red October campaign.)