Labour groups turn to protest action over medical aid, jobs and basic services
What to know about Labour groups turn to protest action over medical aid, jobs and basic services
Organised labour has served the National Economic Development and Labour Council (Nedlac) with section 77 notices over rising medical aid costs, the need to protect jobs in the smelter industry and ongoing water and electricity challenges.
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What happened
Organised labour has served the National Economic Development and Labour Council (Nedlac) with section 77 notices over rising medical aid costs, the need to protect jobs in the smelter industry and ongoing water and electricity challenges.
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