AUTOFORUM

President Trump’s decisions will influence the economic forecast for South Africa

Mar, 12 2025, 21:50

“South Africa exports vehicles to the value of R1,9 billion (22%) to the US, creating 86 000 direct jobs and 125 000 indirect jobs in other industries thanks to AGOA,” says Moyo.

MISA comment - MIBCO wage increase: 1 September 2024

Aug, 28 2024, 00:23

MISA, the Motor Industry Staff Association, received enquiries from its members asking about the MIBCO (Motor Industry Bargaining Council) increases effective from 1 September 2024.

MISA's Martlé Keyter wants MIBCO to develop to full potential

Jan, 18 2023, 18:27

Martlé Keyter, MISA's Chief Executive Officer: Operations, and newly elected President of the Motor Industry Bargaining Council (MIBCO), is optimistic that MIBCO will tackle many of the challenges in the industry during 2023.

URGENT NOTICE - Update on MIBCO Government Gazette

Jan, 18 2023, 18:18

MISA members are extremely frustrated with the delay in the publication of the Government Gazette containing the MIBCO (Motor Industry Bargaining Council) Main Agreement.

On-going wage negotiations in MIBCO

Sep, 23 2022, 09:39

Currently, the RMI and NUMSA are engaged in discussions around picketing rules,

RMI on progress with MIBCO wage- and substantive negotiations

Aug, 04 2022, 17:49

The RMI places a high premium on labour stability and industry peace and is taking these negotiations extremely seriously.

55 000 Employees trust MISA in the retail motor industry

Jul, 06 2022, 22:13

From 2022, MISA members can choose between three options that determine what financial benefits they can afford.

MIBCO wage and substantive negotiations still ongoing

Oct, 15 2019, 03:27

Commenting on unresolved bargaining issues in the automotive sector, Jan Schoeman, Chief Operating Officer of the Retail Motor Industry Organisation (RMI), said that the parties had met yesterday under the auspices of the Commission for Conciliation

MIBCO wage negotiations still not finalised

Sep, 04 2019, 12:36

Attempts by the parties to MIBCO yesterday, 29 August, to secure a new Main Agreement for the next three years have not been successful and at the end of the fifth session today, NUMSA declared a dispute with the three employer parties to the Counci