Liberated Metalworkers Union of South Africa
321 Anton Lembede Street, 3rd Floor SADTU House, Durban / 031 305 5502
The Congress of South African Trade Unions totally rejects the outcomes of the rating agencies assessment of the creditworthiness of SA’s sovereign debt. The federation believes that SA’s political and economic affairs are in order and deserve the highest rating and not the investment grade rating with a negative outlook. We warn the South African…… Continue Reading
The Congress of South African Trade Unions wishes all its members and the workers in general a restful and happy holiday season followed by a successful and happy new year. We wish all workers safe travelling on trains, planes and on the roads. We also caution them against engaging in alcohol abuse and unnecessary expenditure…… Continue Reading
Extract from Cosatu.org.za dated 06 Dec 2016 The Congress of South African Trade Unions takes note of the latest gross domestic product figures released by the Statistics South Africa that shows that South Africa’s economy grew by 0.2% in the third quarter of 2016, down from the growth of 3.3%. According to the Stats SA report,…… Continue Reading
On the 22nd of September 2015 the Liberated MetalWorkers Union of South Africa woke up to sad but expected news about the dismissal of its President, comrade Sboniso Mdletshe by his employer, ABB. This comes after his employer tried by all means necessary to ensure that he is removed and isolated from workers. The company…… Continue Reading
Members of the Liberated Metalworkers will picket in numbers outside ABB, Johannesburg on the 21st of September 2015. This comes after the President of LIMUSA, comrade Sboniso Mdletshe was illegally suspended by his employer ABB. His employer alleged that he committed gross misconduct by submitting union membership forms to ABB instead of submitting them to…… Continue Reading
On the 9th September 2015 we received shocking news that the President of the Liberated Metalworkers Union of South Africa, comrade Siboniso Mdletshe was suspended by his employer, ABB with immediate effect. The company alleges that he committed gross misconduct by submitting union membership forms to ABB instead of submitting them to a supplier company…… Continue Reading
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