AUTOFORUM

MISA and AutoZone to consult about affected employees

Sep, 16 2024, 23:53

MISA, the Motor Industry Staff Association, will consult with AutoZone and its Business Rescue Practitioner on alternatives to mitigate the numbers of employees who might face retrenchment.

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 comment

Aug, 17 2024, 23:22

Jobs of fuel attendants won’t soon be impacted by electric vehicles. Fake news about the migration to electric vehicles and its impact on petrol attendants resulted in anxiety and fear of job losses amongst members of MISA,

MISA celebrates Women 365 days of the year

Aug, 11 2024, 15:49

MISA, the Motor Industry Staff Association, has been celebrating the achievements of women in the retail motor industry every day for the past fifteen years.

MISA Comment - Department dragging its feet on fuel review

Jul, 08 2024, 13:59

The Department of Mineral Resources and Energy has failed to establish a committee to review South Africa’s fuel pricing methodology for the past two years.

MISA donates blankets for #MadibaDay

Jul, 08 2024, 14:06

Martlé Keyter, Chief Executive Officer of MISA, says the Union’s more than 65 000 members take their social responsibility to alleviate poverty seriously.

MISA Profile

Jun, 06 2024, 16:09

MISA’s newly appointed Strategy & Legal Specialist, Jacques Viljoen, will holistically master the art of serving the retail motor industry now that he is representing employees on the other side of the MIBCO

MISA donates R120 000 to the Prostate Cancer Foundation

May, 21 2024, 16:46

MISA, the Motor Industry Staff Association, donated R120 000 to the Prostate Cancer Foundation, a registered non-profit organisation striving to raise as much awareness possible for the disease.

MISA applauds emergency workers

May, 10 2024, 14:44

The Motor Industry Staff Association(MISA), would like to extend our sincerest condolences to the loved ones of the construction workers killed

Motorists must be vigilant on Gauteng’s roads

May, 06 2024, 14:52

Martlé Keyter, Chief Executive Officer of MISA asked Dr. Johan Burger for advice because vehicle spiking incidents are reported almost every night on road safety WhatsApp Groups in Gauteng.