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ASWTU secures historic wage agreement

Press Releases

ASWTU secures historic wage agreement

After sustained negotiations and worker mandate coordination, ASWTU secured a 12% wage increase for security workers in Gauteng.

11 March 2026
Statement on workplace safety violations
Statements7 March 2026

Statement on workplace safety violations

The union is calling for immediate enforcement after reports of missing protective equipment and unsafe deployment conditions.

Fair wages campaign reaches new support threshold
Campaigns1 March 2026

Fair wages campaign reaches new support threshold

Worker support for the national wage campaign continues to climb as more branches consolidate local mandates.

Labour law update for security workers
Legal Updates24 February 2026

Labour law update for security workers

A concise breakdown of the labour-law changes most likely to affect overtime, dismissals, and reporting deadlines.

Provincial organising meeting announced
Events19 February 2026

Provincial organising meeting announced

Delegates and shop stewards will gather to align campaign priorities, training goals, and case escalation processes.

Back-pay victory secured for 500 workers
Press Releases8 February 2026

Back-pay victory secured for 500 workers

A coordinated case effort delivered a multi-million-rand back-pay result for workers who had been underpaid.