Articles about CCMA

CCMA to use ‘pervasive’ WhatsApp for referrals

The commission plans to deploy a WhatsApp-based chatbot for labour dispute referrals, reveals CIO Nkosikhona Nkosi.

EXCLUSIVE: Former CEO disputes dismissal, drags FPB to CCMA

Dr Mashilo Boloka seeks a reprieve from the CCMA, challenging his dismissal by the Film and Publication Board after a probe into the allegations levelled against him.

Top ICT tenders: PRASA looks to tech strategy

The troubled Passenger Rail Agency of SA says it is committed to enhancing its service offerings through technological advancements.

Top ICT tenders: Services sought for Cities Support Programme

Phase three of the project requires monitoring and evaluation support, system support and knowledge management, says DBSA.

Top ICT tenders: Cooling down period descends

This week’s top ICT tenders see public sector interest in technology and telecommunications waning.

Top ICT tenders: It’s time to turn to telecoms

The telecoms sector gets attention from Eskom, Transnet and the KwaZulu-Natal Department of Health.

Conflict of interest, moonlighting and the duty of good faith

A recent judgment in the Labour Appeal Court has re-emphasised that employees have a duty of good faith to their employers by disclosing material activities that may result in a conflict of interest.

Telkom to pay staff R5m after losing CCMA wages battle

The telecommunications company will pay 1 175 employees a 6% salary increase based on the individual’s total package, backdated to 2017.

Managing retrenchments in tough economic times

The CCMA is receiving record numbers of retrenchment referrals as a result of the pandemic, says Nicol Myburgh, head: CRS Technologies HCM Business Unit.

Digitisation, COVID-19 prompt jobs bloodbath at African Bank

Automation has led to redundancies and required the bank to evaluate its current resource capacity, which may necessitate reducing duplication of functions.

Mustek strike: CEO, union leaders head for showdown talks

The Communication Workers Union blames Mustek for the continuing strike, an allegation that Mustek denies.

Court orders union out of Mustek head office

The labour union has been restrained from interfering with, threatening, harming or damaging, intimidating or harassing non-striking employees.