PSC chair pays tribute to Ntombi Msimang

, forbade public school employers from withholding union dues or service fees from the pay of public school teachers. The Act did not apply to collective bargaining agreements in effect as of the effective date of the statute, but did apply to ...

The main public sector union has lodged an official dispute with the Department of the Prime Minister and Cabinet over its calls for bureaucrats to dob in colleagues who criticise the government. The department's new social media guidelines caused ...

by Rob and the Together Health Team Having your say as a union member matters. Recently, we asked you which Award you would like to be covered by the Public Service Award as you are now, or be moved to the District Health Award (which was ...

Programme Director Ministers of Corrections/Prisons in Africa Chairperson: African Union Commission Chairperson of ACSA and Acting National Commissioner of South Africa's Department of Correctional Services: Ms Nontsikelelo Jolingana ACSA ...

The long tug of war for the extradition of two high-ranking former officers of the Yugoslav federal secret service, the UDBA, from Croatia to Germany has finally come to an end. In January, Josip Perkovic was handed over to the German judicial ...

European Commission Statement Brussels, 15 April 2014 The European Parliament today adopted in plenary session updated rules for markets in financial instruments (MiFID II). Internal Market and Services Commissioner Michel Barnier said: I ...

The Chairman of the 2014 National Conference and former Chief Justice of Nigeria, Idris Kutigi, on Wednesday informed Conference delegates that committee work will begin on Tuesday after Easter break. The announcement followed submission of list of ...

TORONTO, ONTARIO -- (Marketwired) -- 04/16/14 -- Six bargaining agents representing 57,000 Ontario public servants working directly for the government of Ontario are joining together to fight off government demands for devastating cuts to members' ...

The European Union will sign off on a slew of major reforms this week to allow failing banks to be wound down without public money, clearing its desk before elections in May that may lead to a slower pace of legislation. This week is the final ...