US EditionCosatu rallies Cape workers for International Day for Decent Work
COSATU demands a moratorium on retrenchments, tariff freezes, and expanded social grants amid South Africa’s rising unemployment by over 3 million since 2017, union leaders said.
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COSATU marches in Cape Town demanding decent work and relief for the poor
A handful of workers and community members took to the streets of Cape Town today as COSATU led a Day of Action, demanding urgent action from government and employers across all three spheres: national, provincial, and local. The march coincides with the International Day for Decent Work and solidarity with working-class struggles worldwide. COSATU said South Africa is facing a deepening economic and social crisis, with unemployment having g…
World Day for Decent Work 2025 – A worldwide appeal for fair working conditions – Hamburg, Mittelrhein – 7 October 2025: Today's World Day for Decent Work focuses on social justice. Since 2008, this international day of action has been celebrated annually on 7 October – initiated by the International Trade Union Confederation (IGB). The aim is to draw attention to the importance of fair wages, safe working conditions and workers' rights. At a ti…
On October 7, World Day of Decent Work is celebrated. A date when the Church wants to join millions of workers from all over the world to raise our voice for decent work, for decent work on which the rights of workers are respected. It is not an ideological reflection but a claim that having decent and just work is a right, never a privilege.
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