Farmworkers' Strike Suspended For a Week
- Author:
- sabcdigitalnews
- Publisher:
- sabcdigitalnews
- Publication Date:
- 16 January 2013
- Tags:
- South Africa, Agribusiness, Labour
The seasonal fruit pickers strike in the Western Cape has been suspended for a week.
De Doorns, is however not part of that agreement. COSATU says workers will continue striking until the 150 rand a day wage demand - is met. They are currently paid a minimum of 69 rand a day.
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- Department of Labour's Public Hearings End As Spotlight Shifts to Employment Conditions Commission (ECC) in Farmworkers Minimum Wage Determination
- Social Cohesion Is Alive and Well in the Cape Winelands
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- Clanwilliam Wage Bill to Be Tested At Public Hearing
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- Cosatu Limpopo Supports the Demands for Better Living and Working Conditions of Farm Workers
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- Cosatu Eastern Cape Press Statement in Support of Farm Workers' Strike
- Cosatu KZN Backs Farm Workers
- Cosatu Free State Statement On Industrial Action Taken By Farmworkers in W Cape
- Cosatu N Cape Backs Farm Workers
