Nehawu

The Labour Appeal Court has interdicted any industrial action by trade union Nehawu, its members, or any essential service employees.

The court said the union only stated that it was "alive to the limitations of the right to strike" and that its "officials have and will… The issues that the court interdicts directed to be done included access and free movement is allowed," he said. The most affected areas are Thelle Mogoerane, Bheki Mlangeni and Sebokeng hospitals." "This morning is slightly different than what we ended the week with. to implement all possible measures to ensure that [the union’s] members comply with the law and picketing rules". The court reserved judgment.

On Monday, the Labour Appeal Court gave the workers' union Nehawu a judgement that prohibited them from continuing with their industrial action.

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Durban - The National Education, Health and Allied Workers' Union (Nehawu) said workers would continue with their strike in a more intensified manner from ...

“We urge the police to ensure that those illegally blocking access to medical facilities are arrested. We therefore call on law-enforcement authorities to ensure that not a single person has the space and opportunity to break the law.” The grievances that the workers have must be resolved at the bargaining council.

Military uniforms are again in evidence at South African hospitals and other healthcare facilities where strikes by Nehawu, the National Education Health ...

Johannesburg-based Eyewitness News reports “SANDF soldiers” were manning entry points at Thelle Mogoerane regional hospital on Gauteng’s East Rand that was hard hit by the strike. Government is offering 4.7%. The current deployment of military medical personnel, which started last Wednesday (8 March) is – in all probability – done under the umbrella of preserving life, health or property in emergency or humanitarian relief operations.

The Labour Appeal Court's decision to interdict National Education Health and Allied Workers Union (NEHAWU) from continuing with their strike means that the ...

NEHAWU strikers have shown a flagrant disregard for the rule of law and the lives of patients in these hospitals. Health Minister, Joe Phaala said four people have died amid ongoing protests by members of the union so far. Any death caused as a result of a delay in medical services will be on their hands and they together with the union bosses must be held responsible.

The National Education, Health and Allied Workers' Union said it will urge its members who are considered essential workers to return to work on Tuesday, ...

“It will be a product of a discussion that will tell us who is essential and who is not essential. Non-essential workers are continuing with the pickets and they are continuing with the strike,” said Nehawu Gauteng deputy provincial secretary, Mzikayise Tshontshi. Phaahla said they would investigate if indeed the people had died as a result of negligence as a result of the strike.