International Literacy Day 2019
The mining qualification authority (MQA) together with National Union of Mineworkers (NUM) and UASA, were in Welkom over the weekend to celebrate International Literacy Day under the theme “Thuma mina through Adult Education and Training (AET) to...
Ms ASC Serfontein, UASA Bonanza R25k winner
UASA congratulates Ms Serfontein our UASA Bonanza R25 000 winner.
Labour Law Training, UASA Head Office
UASA over the past 3 days has been hosting a labour law training session for our shop stewards in various sectors.
UASA Bonanza Car Winner!
Congratulations to Mr Lebogang Moremi our UASA Bonanza car winner who has won a brand new Toyota Etios.
UASA welcomes Moody’s decision to keep SA rating unchanged
Given the recent spate of violence and disruption in South Africa, UASA is pleasantly surprised with international ratings agency Moody’s to keep the country’s rating the same and the provision of an 18-month window to get its fiscal and growth...
New rule for strike action brings a much-needed focus on what union members want and need
UASA is pleased that it is now a legal requirement for unions to conduct a secret ballot of members before embarking on strike action and that the deadline for unions to amend their constitutions to include such action has now come to an end.
Ms S Jafta, UASA Bonanza R40k winner
UASA congratulates Ms Samantha Jafta our UASA Bonanza R40 000 winner.
Economic growth welcome, though restored law and order is critical for any future growth
The economy rebounded relatively strong with growth of 3.1% in the second quarter of 2019 (Q2 2019) following a sharp contraction in Q1 2019, as announced by Stats SA today.
UASA demands decisive action from Ramaphosa to contain the civil disobedience pervading our society
Protesters looting and burning Johannesburg shops in the central business district, Jeppestown and Malvern are out of control and it seems as if Police’s hands are cut off as the violence moves from one area to the next with incidents also being...
Denel lifeline will lift the dark cloud of non-payment for employees
National Treasury’s Denel bailout of R1,8 billion leaves one with mixed feelings.
UASA pays respects to fallen SAP members
The South African Police Service (SAPS) are doing a great job in often the most difficult of circumstances. While UASA acknowledges there are some rotten elements in the force, we know that the good outweighs the bad and we support the SAPS in its...
UASA Sector Meeting: Lephalale
UASA held a regional feedback session with Shop Stewards from Medupi. Various issues were discussed including feedback from the Confluence process we went through a few months ago.
FEDUSA Women’s Day Conference
UASA was invited by FEDUSA our Federation, to a women’s month conference at the Black Eagle Boutique and Conference Centre.
UASA welcomes new economic strategy blueprint
UASA welcomes the economic strategy blueprint to boost growth and create jobs as released on the website of National Treasury last night.
Marietjie Botha Long Service award
UASA would like to congratulate Marietjie Botha, our Senior Administrator in the Administration Department at UASA Head Office on 30 years of service. She was handed her long service certificate by Mr Asif Jhatham, UASA Divisional Manager.
Labour Law training in Cape Town
UASA last week held a training session at our Cape Town regional office for our members. The training was from our Labour law for UASA Members manual which was recently revised to contain the latest developments and updates in labour law.
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Regional Committee Meeting in Kimberley
UASA held a regional committee meeting at Kew Foundries in Kimberley, Northern Cape. During the meeting, feedback from the Confluence process was shared and various MEIBC issues discussed.
