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• Higer interest rate will result in increased job losses

  The possibility of a hike in interest rates by the Monetary Policy on 24 March 2011 threatens jobs ...

• National Police Day

  Stringent selection, excellent training, dedication and good salaries will make the difference for SA Police ...

• Efficient public service could force inflation even lower

  In his Medium Term Budget Policy Statement  today Finance Minister Pravin Gordhan spelled out a strong leadership position and made proposals that UASA as a trade union, and we believe also most  other South Africans, are willing to support. Howeve...

• Gordhan shows leadership in mini-budget, but challenges remain huge

  Gordhan shows leadership in mini-budget, but challenges remain huge – Uasa In his Medium Term Budget Policy Statement  today Finance Minister Pravin Gordhan spelled out a strong leadership position and made proposals that UASA as a trade unio...

• UASA not surprised by Woolworth's concern about water quality

  The trade union UASA is by no means surprised that fruit suppliers to retailer Woolworths reportedly found traces of Escherichia coli on fresh produce. According to media reports, Mr Noel van Zyl of Interfruit, one of the suppliers to Woolworths, said...

• Review of SOEs could be a step towards correcting poor decision-making and financial bail-outs

  The trade union UASA welcomes the review of 300 state-owned enterprises (SOEs) over the next 12 months. SOEs, with some exceptions, have been plagued by poor decision-making and frequent reliance on Government to bail them out of financial diffic...

• UASA extremely disappointed by governement denial of water crisis

  UASA, an affiliate of the Federation of Unions of South Africa (FEDUSA), is extremely disappointed with the reaction of Ms Nobubele Ngele, acting Director General of Water Affairs (DWA), following FEDUSA’s Section 77 application to the National Econ...

• FEDUSA and UASA move forward with Section 77 notice application at NEDLAC

  The Federation of Unions of South Africa (FEDUSA) with its affiliate UASA today (28 September 2010) presented its merits and well researched findings of its Section 77 application to the National Economic Development and Labour Council (NEDLAC) with r...

• UASA takes government to task about country's water

  UASA's much publicised water security campaign will reach its final and decisive stage on Tuesday, 28 September 2010, when the union will lodge a Section 77 application in terms of the Labour Relations Act at NEDLAC through the good offices of FEDUSA, ...

• Catastrophic sinkholes part and parcel of AMD threat

  There can no longer be any doubt in the minds of the public or Government that the entire Witwatersrand is threatened by a catastrophe as a result of acid mine drainage (AMD). “Unless the authorities are ignorant, deaf or deliberately turning a blin...

• UASA demands immediate action to ward off acidic mine water threat

  While UASA welcomes the Department of Water Affairs' long last acknowledgement of the crisis at hand concerning the millions of litres of highly acidic mine water rising up under Johannesburg, it is dismayed that nothing has been done sooner.   UA...

• UASA members down tools at Aurora until salary payments become bank guaranteed

  UASA this week informed the new General Manager of Aurora Orkney, Mr Garth Ellis, that the union now requires bank guarantees for salary payments before their 130 members will work at Aurora. ...