eNCA reports that the SA Petroleum Industry Association says striking workers at refineries are causing petrol delivery delays by intimidating drivers. It claims have been threatened, so they will drive to petrol stations only once they know it’s safe. Source: Latest News
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Vavi withdraws personal support for ANC in local government election
BDLive reports that former Congress of South African Trade Unions (Cosatu) general secretary Zwelinzima Vavi will not be voting for the ANC for the first time since 1994. Source: Latest News
Solidarity and SAPS reach settlement on employment equity plan, promotions
ANA reports that Solidarity and the SA Police Service (SAPS) have reached a historic settlement that directly affects the promotion of more than 3,000 SAPS members, the trade union said on Sunday. Source: Latest News
Petrol pumps running dry across SA
TimesLive reports that fuel shortages have been reported at petrol stations across the country – making nonsense of the assurances of industry spokesmen last week that motorists had nothing to worry about unless the strike were prolonged. Source: Latest News
Web links to selected labour news reports posted on 30 & 31 July 2016
Our links page provides references to South African labour news reports we have come across on the Internet on Saturday, 30 July and Sunday, 31 July 2016 Source: Latest News
Transport union Untu wants railway police re-established
ANA reports that the United National Transport Union (Untu) on Sunday urged the SA Police Service (SAPS) to re-establish the railway police as it existed before it was incorporated into the regular police in 1986. Source: Latest News
Gordhan: Youth wage subsidy to be renewed, but possibly with changes
City Press reports that Finance Minister Pravin Gordhan promised on Tuesday that the controversial employment tax incentive (ETI), colloquially known as the ‘youth wage subsidy’, would be renewed next year. Source: Latest News
Over 4,000 may have paid for fake Zululand University degrees over past 20 years
Sunday Times reports that a probe into a new degrees-for-sale scam that has rocked the University of Zululand shows that more than 4,000 people may have paid for fake degrees there over the past 20 years. Source: Latest News
What rape victims endure: Klerksdorp librarian eventually gets costs award, if not justice
Pretoria News reports that three judges of the High Court in Pretoria have said that for the City of Matlosana (Klerksdorp) to blame a librarian for being brutally raped while on duty at a community library was offensive, bizarre and deeply insensitive towards the woman. Source: Latest News
Two miners killed in separate incidents at AngloGold Ashanti mines
EWN reports that the Department of Mineral Resources (DMR) has confirmed the deaths of two miners in separate incidents at AngloGold Ashanti mines this week. Source: Latest News




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