IMATU Noticeboard
| No | Item | Increase |
| 1 | Salary Increase | 5.4% across the board. |
| 2 | Linked Benefits and Conditions of Service | Increases by same rate as the salary increase in each financial year. |
| 3 | Minimum Wage | Increases by 5.4% to R9 531.54. |
| 4 | Home Owners Allowance | Increases by 5.4% to R1 066.41. |
| 5 | Medical Aid Subsidy | The maximum medical aid subsidy increases by 5.4% to R5 277.38. |
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DISMISSAL DEFEATED – ANOTHER LABOUR COURT WIN FOR IMATU !!
/in NewsNo legal failure is ignored under IMATU’s watch!! When the Moretele Local Municipality dismissed our member, for allegedly leaving work without permission and failing to follow a supervisor’s instruction, the arbitrator sided with the employer and upheld the dismissal as fair. But IMATU’s North-West Region didn’t accept a flawed ruling, they challenged it in the […]
IMATU DELIVERS ANOTHER WIN: ACTING ALLOWANCE SECURED
/in NewsNo free labour under IMATU’s watch!! When the City of Cape Town tried to avoid paying our member an acting allowance, after he stepped up and acted in a higher position for over a year, IMATU’s Cape Town Region took action, and won. Our member, a Senior Superintendent in the Energy Department, took on the […]
IMATU SECURES LANDMARK VICTORY FOR SURROGACY PARENTS
/in NewsIMATU has achieved a historic breakthrough in local government. With immediate effect, all commissioning parents in surrogacy arrangements will now qualify for three months’ fully paid leave. This means that surrogacy based parents are now fully recognised and entitled to the same leave benefits as biological and adoptive parents. This achievement follows IMATU’s successful negotiation […]
Free Ride Denied – IMATU Defends the Sector
/in NewsIMATU’s eThekwini Region has emerged victorious in a major legal showdown, after the CCMA dismissed an unrecognised trade union’s claim for organisational rights. Despite an enthusiastic effort (and some creative maths), the unrecognised union just couldn’t make 3% look like “sufficient representation.” In the matter of MATUSA v eThekwini Municipality and Others (KNDB12541-23), the union tried to […]
Labour Court Victory for IMATU Member in Promotion Dispute
/in NewsProfessionalisation 1 – Favouritism 0IMATU Stops Municipality from Sneaking in Unqualified Candidate IMATU’s Western Cape Region has secured a significant legal win, after the Labour Court dismissed the George Municipality’s attempt to overturn a previous arbitration award which ordered that our member should be promoted. In George Municipality v IMATU obo Bennet and others [2025] […]