HOSPERSA CONCERNED BY INCREASING COVID-19 INFECTIONS IN SA
Hospersa, a union organising in both the public and private healthcare sector as well as in tourism organisations [SANParks and Ezemvelo KZN Wildlife]…
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HOSPERSA BLASTS GOVERNMENT’S PROPOSAL TO REVIEW PUBLIC SERVICE WAGE AGREEMENT
Hospersa, which represents more than 50 000 public servants [predominately health workers] has rejected Government’s request to review clause 3.3 of…
HOSPERSA SHOCKED BY DEADLY BACTERIA OUTBREAK AT TEMBISA HOSPITAL
Hospersa is shocked to learn that ten (10) babies died at Tembisa Hospital during the festive season following an outbreak of a highly drug-resistant …
HOSPERSA TO MARCH TO KRUGER NATIONAL PARK OVER UNFAIR LABOUR PRACTICES
Hospersa is gearing up for a march on 20 September 2019, at the Kruger National Park to address the various employment issues at the South African Nat…
HOSPERSA THREATENS NATIONWIDE STRIKE AT SANPARKS OVER WAGE NEGOTIATIONS
Hospersa has threatened a national shutdown at South African National Parks (SANParks) after wage negotiations collapsed with the tourism giant.
HOSPERSA CALLS FOR ACTIVE CITIZENSHIP TO END SOUTH AFRICA’S WAVE OF VIOLENT CRIMES
Hospersa is calling upon all South Africans to unite in the spirit of active citizenship to end the wave of violent crimes that have rocked the countr…
HOSPERSA SLAMS GOVERNMENT’S PLANS TO RETRENCH PUBLIC SERVANTS
Hospersa has criticised Government’s plans to cut costs in the public sector by cutting the wage bill. Instead, the Union has called on Government …
HOSPERSA WELCOMES THE APPOINTMENT OF ZWELI MKHIZE AS NEW HEALTH MINISTER
Hospersa has welcomed the appointment of Zweli Mkhize as the new Minister of Health by President Cyril Ramaphosa. The Union has called on the new min…
HOSPERSA CALLS FOR BETTER WORKING CONDITIONS FOR NURSES
Hospersa has called on the Department of Health (DoH) as well as private health institutions to address the poor working conditions and remuneration s…
HOSPERSA CALLS FOR HEALTH WORKER’S SAFETY ON TB DAY
Hospersa is calling for greater commitment to the health and safety of health workers on the commemoration of World Tuberculosis (TB) Day.