Wednesday 1 June 2022

Unilever's Indonsa plant Protests action

 

Media Alert: Unilever Employees Demand 12 % wage hike

 

Hundreds of Unilever employees embarked on industrial action at the Indonsa factory in Kwa-Zulu Natal towards the end of May 2022 following failed wage talks with the employer and under the auspices of the Commission for Conciliation, Mediation and Arbitration.  Our members demand a 12 percent wage increase which they have submitted in February this year, an increase in the staff quarterly vouchers, an increase in sick leave from 10 to 15 days and for the implementation date to be backdated to April 1 2022.

The company however withdrew its proposal on 30 May 2022 after workers rejected it since it was the very same proposal the company had made during a deadlock between parties.  The company’s latest wage proposal offer came at around 5,8 percent while the stance of the union mandated a 9,5 percent wage increase.

 

Viva FAWU Viva!!!

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