Press Release

People across South Africa and the world have been devastated by the Covid-19 pandemic. Whether it has been through illness, death or financial difficulty, the

SAPTU fully supports FEDUSA (Federation of Unions of South Africa) in condemning acts of lawlessness and callousness at schools in KwaZulu-Natal in the strongest terms

SAPTU condemns in the looting and destruction rife in the country over the past couple of days. We have also noted the dismay of South

SAPTU welcomes the Minister of Higher Education and Training Dr Blade Nzimande’s announcement that all universities and other post-school institutions will remain open even though

SAPTU (South African Parastatal and Tertiary Institutions Union) strongly supports the Labour Court’s ruling that the EFF has no business handling labour issues and should

SAPTU will help members who prefer not to be vaccinated, threatened with losing their jobs. However, any employees should take note of the steps an

SAPTU would like to remind the government that there are a plethora of issues to tackle before it turns its attention to amending the Firearm

SAPTU is concerned about the second phase of the mass Covid-19 vaccination programme, which started today, in light of the increasing likelihood of a third

SAPTU is concerned that the government prioritises politics above the real challenges of the labour market and the long-term impact on South Africa. Stats SA